Worth it to part out?
#1
Worth it to part out?
My insurance adjuster is going to decide tomorrow if my '97 I30 is going to be a total loss or not. She said one option (if it is totalled) would be a buyback of 10% of her value estimation...
Which means that I could buy the wrecked car for $500-700. If I were going to try to get my money back, would it be possible? My interior / rear end of the car is in good shape. Is it worth the hassle of shipping parts to people ? Would I even get my $500-700 back in part sales?
Which means that I could buy the wrecked car for $500-700. If I were going to try to get my money back, would it be possible? My interior / rear end of the car is in good shape. Is it worth the hassle of shipping parts to people ? Would I even get my $500-700 back in part sales?
#7
Originally Posted by Colossus
My insurance adjuster is going to decide tomorrow if my '97 I30 is going to be a total loss or not. She said one option (if it is totalled) would be a buyback of 10% of her value estimation...
Which means that I could buy the wrecked car for $500-700. If I were going to try to get my money back, would it be possible? My interior / rear end of the car is in good shape. Is it worth the hassle of shipping parts to people ? Would I even get my $500-700 back in part sales?
Which means that I could buy the wrecked car for $500-700. If I were going to try to get my money back, would it be possible? My interior / rear end of the car is in good shape. Is it worth the hassle of shipping parts to people ? Would I even get my $500-700 back in part sales?
#11
I'm sure that there are tons of people on here who would buy most of the stuff from you. If you've got mods, you wont get what you paid for them, but you will be able to make a few dollars on the payout of the car.
Good luck and I'll keep watching the for sale sections.
Good luck and I'll keep watching the for sale sections.
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