Thread: Meeting with the repair estimater, what to do?

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Mate, really feel for you right now. I'd be gutted in your situation.

Anyway, one of the guys I work with totalled his TVR a few month ago. It made a huge difference in the offer the insurance company made provisionally too the final offer they made when he submitted loads of photos, adverts for similar vehicles, letter from a TVR dealer/mechanic giving a valuation, and proof of regular servicing.

I know its not quite the same as your situation but anything is worth a go to make sure they repair to mint condition or pay out the highest value possible if its wrote off.

Good luck mate, hopefully this will all be sorted quickly so you can get on with a normal life.

cheers, yeah everything helps right now. I know pics can make a difference

Thank you

Chris

If they are going to repair it.One thing I would want to know is what happens if anything mechanical goes wrong with it like clutch goes or gear box as you have no idea how it has been driven whist it was stolen.

Good luck fella go over it like a rash man!
Fill the camera with every single damaged panel parts etc even down to last bolt!!! More the better
I think it safe to say the garage wil be ok with it.
I wil be unsympathetic insurance company wil be the hard one.
wriggle and twist like an eel to get out of paying. however i maybe be wrong and it cud be ok.
hope ur good dude D
maybe even worth taking the wife dude maybe hard for her, but more eyes you have assessing it on ur side the better! D

well im taking my spare keys, its not been started as the little scums ran out the car with the keys. So going to start her up and listen aswell.

I was a Valetor for Jag before i went into teaching so the car will get a full look. Its like Paulie has said, main issue is mechanical side, im going to request a break down of the mechanics assessment on this aswel

Chris

See my other thread mate pics in there just mechanics hopefully, Not me mate car suspension wrecked