Wrecked my truck, is it automatically totalled because of water damage?
#16
Originally Posted by adam1803
You may want to leave out that a relative was driving it unless they are on the policy.
#17
The person driving is on the same policy so I think it will be ok. Also no mods on the truck, just a daily driver I got only 2 months ago :-( If they offer to sell it back to me I'll let you guys know.
#20
We drive GMC vans with boxes at work. 2 months after we got it, 2 summers ago, another crew drove it into a flooded street, not realizing it was a 3 foot deep flooded street. It got towed out, brought to the dealership for a few fixes, and given back to us.
The truck, needless to say,has gotten the nick-name Sh*t-box, since it takes forever to start, the electrical is all screwy, and nothing works anymore: A/C (or any climate control for that matter), steering is all messed up, brakes are junk even after being fixed countless times. Meanwhile, it's twin brother, bought with the Sh*t-box still runs like a champ...
Needless to say is: Water is the real enemy, and you're only going to get screwed (like i am with my truck) if you don't fight to the death to get it totaled (assuming they don't do it on their own).
The truck, needless to say,has gotten the nick-name Sh*t-box, since it takes forever to start, the electrical is all screwy, and nothing works anymore: A/C (or any climate control for that matter), steering is all messed up, brakes are junk even after being fixed countless times. Meanwhile, it's twin brother, bought with the Sh*t-box still runs like a champ...
Needless to say is: Water is the real enemy, and you're only going to get screwed (like i am with my truck) if you don't fight to the death to get it totaled (assuming they don't do it on their own).
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