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Rear hit not much damage.

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  • spark_deals
    spark_deals Posts: 311 Forumite
    edited 9 March 2010 at 9:15PM
    davidjwest wrote: »
    Have you got a stiff neck?

    :(
    Yeah, a bit stiff but not stiff stiff. just about dull ache and movements are restricted and painful in all planes.
    WTTM wrote: »
    How old is the car and what value ?

    A little bump will mean most R(over)'s are written off these days. Best place for them right enough.


    MOMENT :D
    year1999, comp. insure for £1200.
    Shall buy back for peanuts if its cat D.
    I'd rather prefer it repaired. Had it for 3 years without any major problrms........
    Anyway, how long does it take for the insurance to come back?
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  • spark_deals
    spark_deals Posts: 311 Forumite
    Should I had informed the police?
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  • DaveF327
    DaveF327 Posts: 1,161
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    spark_deals wrote: »
    Should I had informed the police?
    Not if you've exchanged details.

    When I was rear ended, my spare tyre became wedged in its hole as the boot floor deformed slightly. Lift up your boot carpet and check for things like that.
  • WTTM
    WTTM Posts: 177 Forumite
    spark_deals wrote: »
    Yeah, a bit stiff but not stiff stiff. just about dull ache and movements are restricted and painful in all planes.


    year1999, comp. insure for £1200.
    Shall buy back for peanuts if its cat D.
    I'd rather prefer it repaired. Had it for 3 years without any major problrms........
    Anyway, how long does it take for the insurance to come back?


    That will be Rover and out. They never repair sheds of that value.



    MOMENT :D
  • harveybobbles
    harveybobbles Posts: 8,973 Forumite
    spark_deals wrote: »
    Why should I bother? Its my insurer's job to do, isn't it?
    The national accident ppl shall be contacting me to access the damage.
    Thanks


    I hope you dont end up with a fringe like that woman on the advert...
  • harveybobbles
    harveybobbles Posts: 8,973 Forumite
    spark_deals wrote: »
    Yeah, a bit stiff but not stiff stiff. just about dull ache and movements are restricted and painful in all planes.

    Oooooh and dont forgoet to tell them you had three other people with you in the car who will all be claiming..................... :) :j
  • spark_deals
    spark_deals Posts: 311 Forumite
    Hi, my car is written off cat C. Its currently held at a portsmouth garage.
    What is the procedure to buy the salvage from insurance and how can it be put back on road?
    Thanks

    spark
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