Door Dent

Rekusu

Last legs! I do not agree with your opinion, particularly since you have not seen my car.

There is no rust anywhere; gets around 50mpg; is very reliable; comfortable; MOT emission test is very low; Why should i get rid of it and have to spend a few thousand to get something that will have so much more electronic c**p inside that I cannot service it myself.

Plus, although it is a diesel, it does not have the problem of a DPF.

So I don't plan to get rid of it.

Comms69

Rekusu wrote: »

Last legs! I do not agree with your opinion, particularly since you have not seen my car. - it's 15 years old and worth less than £600.

There is no rust anywhere; gets around 50mpg; is very reliable; comfortable; MOT emission test is very low; Why should i get rid of it and have to spend a few thousand to get something that will have so much more electronic c**p inside that I cannot service it myself. - that's fine. BUT you cannot claim a £700 repair for an item worth £600. It's as simple as that.

Plus, although it is a diesel, it does not have the problem of a DPF.

So I don't plan to get rid of it.

That's fine.

robotrobo

Rekusu wrote: »

Mondeo mk3 hatchback, 2003.

Would be great wonderful to get a replacement door skin but I would have thought the removing the damaged one, replacing with new and spraying is also an expensive job?

tomorrow i am haveing a new door fitted to my mitsubishi mirage 4 year old £ 866.

AdrianC

Brand new genuine door skin for a Mondeo mk3 - change from £200, either side, from a Ford dealer on eBay. Delivery included.

Choice of complete doors, Ink Blue, from £30.