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least they are towing it properly. I'd have requested a flat bed.
258k miles - Stock engine/minor suspension upgrades/original shocks/rear struts replaced at 222k/4 passenger side wheel bearings/3 clutches/1 radiator/3 turbos
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After about two weeks of waiting for the insurance company to do their job they finally had the car picked up. The work was done at Higgans Auto Body (they did an amazing job btw).

 

Here is the list of repairs:

New Passanger and Driver Front Doors

New Passanger and Driver Front Fenders

Repaired Driver and Passanger Rear Doors

Repaired Front Bumber

Oh and Paint on all those plus they painted the hood as well(even though there was no damage to it)

 

Total cost was in the neighborhood of 6000 dollars.

 

 

Will post pics when i can take some decent ones...

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Still never told us how it happened...

That sucks. Hopefully when it's all fixed it'll stay pretty for a while.

I dented my passenger side after having the car for 2 months. Still haven't fixed it. I'm sacred that the second I shell out the money, I'll get another dent. Whatevs, they're only things. Can't put too much stock in material bs anyway...

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It was a chilly morning in late fall, and I was running a bit later than usual. With a cigarette in my hand and determination in my heart I set out for work on my normal route. Bangerter Highway to 7800 south, then east to the Redwood Road. I was making pretty good time, and then that’s when it happened. I started to turn off of Bangerter on to 7800 S. from the inside-turning lane, and this nob driving a dodge 2500 extended cab long bed pickup pulling a trailer (he was in the outside-turning lane) just decided to mosy on into my lane and sandwich me between his trailer and a qwest van that was in the turning lane on 7800 S. (turning left onto bangerter).

“Oh, I’m so sorry. I don’t know what happened. I guess I just wasn’t paying attention.” = f@%^ing Retard!

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It was a chilly morning in late fall, and I was running a bit later than usual. With a cigarette in my hand and determination in my heart I set out for work on my normal route. Bangerter Highway to 7800 south, then east to the Redwood Road. I was making pretty good time, and then that’s when it happened. I started to turn off of Bangerter on to 7800 S. from the inside-turning lane, and this nob driving a dodge 2500 extended cab long bed pickup pulling a trailer (he was in the outside-turning lane) just decided to mosy on into my lane and sandwich me between his trailer and a qwest van that was in the turning lane on 7800 S. (turning left onto bangerter).

“Oh, I’m so sorry. I don’t know what happened. I guess I just wasn’t paying attention.” = f@%^ing Retard!

 

So it wasn't your fault. Let the trailer douche's insurance pay for it. I'll be happy when you post pics of her looking all clean and fixed and sh**.

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Whenever a Subie is towed, it needs to be on a flat bed. Dollies are not good for any length of time as, from my understanding, it can still potentially damange the diffs.

 

As a matter of fact, keep that picture on hand in case you get your car back and something is wrong with the AWD. The tow company would be responsible for the damage, and you've got the photo to prove it.

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