looks like my cossie will be written off
06-02-2008, 09:18 AM
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This guy done some work on one of my friends rs turbo's a couple of years ago and its pretty local to you it might be worth going up just to get a quote.
http://www.body-wrx.co.uk/index.html
http://www.body-wrx.co.uk/index.html
06-02-2008, 09:41 AM
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Reynolds of Rushock Limited
Approved Body Repair Centre
Unit 331
Rushock Trading Estate
Rushock
Droitwich
Worcestershire
WR9 0NR
Tel: 01299 250800
Fax: 01299 251589
Everytime as they are one of the best in the area.
Have used them once or twice and know a couple of the guys that work there.
Approved Body Repair Centre
Unit 331
Rushock Trading Estate
Rushock
Droitwich
Worcestershire
WR9 0NR
Tel: 01299 250800
Fax: 01299 251589
Everytime as they are one of the best in the area.
Have used them once or twice and know a couple of the guys that work there.
06-02-2008, 09:55 AM
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OK..
DaBoy12s
1. Don't panic, worry etc - we can sort this out with the desired outcome
2. Contact Martin (Reyland) - They have an excellent reputation within Ford communities and if prepared to get involved with the repair should be considered.
3. Alternatively, find a garage that you wish to handle the repair of your car
4. Speak to the chosen repairer in connection with the parts & explain that you have found a supply source to avoid a repeat of this situation
5. Get me an estimate from the chosen source - this can be faxed & once received we will organise your Insurer in relation to appointing an MIMA qualified independent engineer (assuming this hasnt been done already)
6. Engineer will contact you to make an appointment within 3 working days of being instructed - will view the car & you can explain the parts situation etc to him, along with the fact that you want the car at all costs & would entertain a 'cash in lieu' repair payment.
7. Engineer reports back to Insurer with his expert recommendation or options.
8. Insurer authorises repair/makes cash in lieu payment/pays for total loss
Martin (Reyland)
If Daboys12 wants to use you for the repair, would you be happy to take on this repair?
Diva
Top advice buddy
Tony (ME)
1. Will call Insurer as soon as Daboys12 lets me know how he wishes to proceed & organises an estimate.
2. Will maintain a vigil & negotiate with all parties (esp Insurer) to ensure that we get the desired result for Daboys12
There are numerous options, most of which have been mentioned within this thread - which is a credit to the PF community, who have rallied to help their compadre - top work to you all
Insurers usually prefer to handle claims directly to expedite the claim process and this is usually very effective, but the moral of the story is very much that if things arent going as planned, you're unsure or simply need some advice - DO NOT BE SHY, call us, we're here to help.
Kind regards
Tony
DaBoy12s
1. Don't panic, worry etc - we can sort this out with the desired outcome
2. Contact Martin (Reyland) - They have an excellent reputation within Ford communities and if prepared to get involved with the repair should be considered.
3. Alternatively, find a garage that you wish to handle the repair of your car
4. Speak to the chosen repairer in connection with the parts & explain that you have found a supply source to avoid a repeat of this situation
5. Get me an estimate from the chosen source - this can be faxed & once received we will organise your Insurer in relation to appointing an MIMA qualified independent engineer (assuming this hasnt been done already)
6. Engineer will contact you to make an appointment within 3 working days of being instructed - will view the car & you can explain the parts situation etc to him, along with the fact that you want the car at all costs & would entertain a 'cash in lieu' repair payment.
7. Engineer reports back to Insurer with his expert recommendation or options.
8. Insurer authorises repair/makes cash in lieu payment/pays for total loss
Martin (Reyland)
If Daboys12 wants to use you for the repair, would you be happy to take on this repair?
Diva
Top advice buddy
Tony (ME)
1. Will call Insurer as soon as Daboys12 lets me know how he wishes to proceed & organises an estimate.
2. Will maintain a vigil & negotiate with all parties (esp Insurer) to ensure that we get the desired result for Daboys12
There are numerous options, most of which have been mentioned within this thread - which is a credit to the PF community, who have rallied to help their compadre - top work to you all
Insurers usually prefer to handle claims directly to expedite the claim process and this is usually very effective, but the moral of the story is very much that if things arent going as planned, you're unsure or simply need some advice - DO NOT BE SHY, call us, we're here to help.
Kind regards
Tony
06-02-2008, 10:08 AM
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Originally Posted by martin-reyland
Originally Posted by Tony @ Greenlight
Martin (Reyland)
If Daboys12 wants to use you for the repair, would you be happy to take on this repair?
Thanks Tony
06-02-2008, 10:17 AM
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Daboys12,
Having spoken to your Insurer, our claims management Co. and legal expenses Co. i've now got a good picture of how things stand.
I've PM'd you and will try to call you this morning to keep things moving.
Kind regards
Tony
Having spoken to your Insurer, our claims management Co. and legal expenses Co. i've now got a good picture of how things stand.
I've PM'd you and will try to call you this morning to keep things moving.
Kind regards
Tony
06-02-2008, 11:16 AM
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Hi Martin,
Many thanks for your involvement - glad Daboys12 has opted for you.
Once the estimate is processed on friday, can you fax me a copy on 01277 263773.
As I'll then be able to use this to appoint an engineer & obtain authority.
Kind regards
Tony
Many thanks for your involvement - glad Daboys12 has opted for you.
Once the estimate is processed on friday, can you fax me a copy on 01277 263773.
As I'll then be able to use this to appoint an engineer & obtain authority.
Kind regards
Tony
06-02-2008, 12:47 PM
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Originally Posted by Tony @ Greenlight
Hi Martin,
Many thanks for your involvement - glad Daboys12 has opted for you.
Once the estimate is processed on friday, can you fax me a copy on 01277 263773.
As I'll then be able to use this to appoint an engineer & obtain authority.
Kind regards
Tony
Many thanks for your involvement - glad Daboys12 has opted for you.
Once the estimate is processed on friday, can you fax me a copy on 01277 263773.
As I'll then be able to use this to appoint an engineer & obtain authority.
Kind regards
Tony
Can I email you the estimate copy? I don't do faxes
Martin.
06-02-2008, 01:45 PM
#92
Originally Posted by Davemurphy007
Jeezus christ!
Moments like this are what make "owner's clubs" absolutely priceless!
A brilliant result all round!
Moments like this are what make "owner's clubs" absolutely priceless!
A brilliant result all round!
07-02-2008, 06:37 AM
#96
Originally Posted by STUCOS
Martoon never said i agreed with the value,but look in glass's guide or parkers guide and see what the book price is,which is what most insurance companies go on,
cheers stu
cheers stu
once again, tony to the rescue, he should really be called indian jones
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