

| Subject: | Re: '90 Front Fiberglas Bumper - HELP!!! |
| From: | Kim Brennan |
| Date: | Fri, 23 Oct 2009 11:09:29 -0400 |
Tell them it is going to cost $750. If they balk, talk to their insurance company. Sorry, but this is a common ploy to avoid paying. I've seen a number of people get burned by this type of issue. Their insurance is to cover YOU. Don't let their inability to pay cause you to get burned. On Oct 22, 2009, at 10:49 PM, VW Vanagon wrote: > Volks- > > UNBELIEVABLE! > > Some may recall last year's debacle that resulted from my accident on > 10/29/08 in which Blackbeard's front end was essentially mulched. > Well, today (one week TO THE DAY short of the anniversary of that > accident) > I'm afraid that I have had another (albeit CONSIDERABLY less severe) > accident - NOT CAUSED BY ME! :) > > I'll spare the details of the accident, but I need to locate a > fiberglass > front bumper and passenger front piece (between wheel well and front > bumper). > > While the other party was at fault (and have admitted fault), they are > gracious and good people who will likely be dropped by their current > insurer > if a claim is made. > As the damage was not MAJOR, they've offered to pay for the repairs > - but > are not wealthy, either. > > To that end (and given that body components are next to impossible > to find > in my neck of the woods), can anyone help me locate any replacements? > > Additionally, can I hear back from someone on the auto body side on > whether > or not this can be repaired, or rather if we need to consider > something > involving welding? > I ask because the crease looks pretty . . . well, creased. :) > * > http://tinyurl.com/yjqzddu > > *As ALWAYS, any help is GREATLY appreciated! > > Thank you! > > Drew, Las Vegas > '90 GL "Blackbeard"
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