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Well my beloved 94 EF 302 fairmont has been written off. Long story short I got hit in the rear end about 3 weeks ago while parking, the other persons fault and her insurence has covered everything. The damages aren't huge and could be fixed but because of the age of the car it was decided better to just write it off.
I had the option of giving the car to the insurence mob and getting the insurence amount and a wreckers amount. Or just the insurence amount and keep the car. I chose to keep the car and get the slightly smaller amount. I now ask the question what should i ask for my car. Its a 94 Fairmont, good interior, 220ks on the clock, in all round good nick, excluding the boot and rear quater panels rest of car is very straight. Is $2000 to much to ask for the whole car. Please note im NOT trying to sell the car here i have honestly got no idea what I should ask for my car. I don't want to put 2000 on it when i could get more, or put 2000 on it when its worth less. |
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