Okay, I've finally got the pics off my digital camera. I wanted to see what everyone thought. It really sucks to get into an accident (especially when it's not your fault but the insurance company says it is... damn Pemco).
A few months ago I got into a fight with a concrete highway barrier really late at night (or maybe it was early, I can't remember). I'm guessing you can tell who won the brawl, no? I was avoiding something large after I made a turn off of a highway overpass onto a lower street in Seattle. I missed something that could have potentially been alive or damaged the car further and instead went into the barrier. What made it worse is that I recieved a particularly nasty message from Pemco a week later saying that if I didn't get it fixed and keep it reported with their company, I could get sued by the state.BULLSHIT! It was a fucking concrete barrier, dammit! Stupid money-greedy sons-of-bitches.
Here's the pics of the aftermath:
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DAMAGED: Front Bumper (crack on driver side, scuffed off paint and some pock-marks), Front Driver Side Fender (totally fucked up, was told to just buy a new one because it would be less expensive), Hood (also told to just buy a new one, rust forming)
DESTROYED: Original Headlight Unit (though, it was fixed), Windsheild Washer Fluid Reservoir (never used it anyway), Fog Light Wiring Kit (severed wires), Turn Signal Lense.
FIXED: Bumper Braces (primary and secondary), Driver Side Headlight (but need to get a new motor eventually), Bumper Turn Signal, Fog Lamp Wiring Kit.
Any advice on fixing it?
I was told that I would need a paintjob regardless of the fixed components because no two paintjobs of the same paint code are the same. Damn.
And I've got a new OEM unpainted front bumper (25 dollars at a junkyard), but it's for a hatchback so I don't know if it will work. Looks like it might, but I'm unsure.
Well, that's that.
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