Just thought I would ask the group collective which they have chosen and if possible why?

Car is a Haynes Roadster so no factory to send it to fix, so should I save £60 and have parts only.

If the car was in an accident and the chassis damaged would that stop me buying a ready made chassis or other parts as they are now becoming available?

Adrian


[Edited on 5-8-09 by AdrianH]

Do you have time to fix it?

Dan

I went with parts and labour, as it was only an extra £35. that way I have the option to repair it myself, or send it somewhere for repairs to be made....

Mine is a locost and I bought full cover, no way I rebuilding this bad boy if it gets wrecked!

In my experience a badly bent chassis on a kit car will mean it's a right off due to lack off suitable chassis jigs at normal body shops pushing the repair estimate over the value of the car

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Originally posted by Mr Whippy
In my experience a badly bent chassis on a kit car will mean it's a right off due to lack off suitable chassis jigs at normal body shops pushing the repair estimate over the value of the car

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i went for parts only as i think id only be happy if i rebuilt


chris

what would happen if your car was written off eg fire, floor accident etc etc

would you get he same amount for the car

parts and labour for me as i work in a garage and i would put it through there if owt happened

Thanks for the replies guys, it has given me more to think about especially do I have the time to fix it again if it is damaged bit.

Adrian