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04-02-2012, 10:15 AM
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Join Date: Nov 2011
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Yeah, last night went to my mate's house and when I came back outside to drive home, I found my driver's side rear window smashed to pieces. Nothing was taken from the car, so I surmise that some ****** were bored and decided to annoy someone for the night. I got most of my cursing out the way last night while I was driving slowly home and hearing more and more glass fall from the frame with every bump and brake. Anyway, I have full comp insurance on my car and I was quoted $580 for a new a window as well as $108 for the labour to install said window. My insurance excess is $400 too.
I was talking to the old man and he said my best bet is to just get to a wreckers and get a window from them and hopefully they'll be able to install it too, at worst I could install it, which hopefully would be cheaper. What does everyone here think I should do? |
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So, my window got smashed
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