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Ke55 Rooted

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Yep, the time has come. I finally crashed the 'Rolla. Slid around a corner at an acceptable speed and was hit by another car. The other one is from doing doey's in an empty field and hit a rock. I know this is probably in the wrong place but I need some advice. Is this worth fixing?, or should I just sell it for cheap to one of you guys and buy a Falcon? I mean, the car dosent really suit my needs, I'm 6"5' and it gives me a sore back. I love it but is it really worth the money and would anyone in Newcastle like a wad of cash to do it?

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just leave it.

you obviously drive like a f@$kstick so why bother repairing it to just damage it again?

hey on the quater panel that should be a pretty easy fix, just give it a go like tapping it out and bog it up, and if you decide to sell it you would probaly get more for it. anyway just a thought man.

hey on the quater panel that should be a pretty easy fix, just give it a go like tapping it out and bog it up, and if you decide to sell it you would probaly get more for it. anyway just a thought man.

 

That sill panel would be deemed structural damage and defect-able .Unfortunately fitting a new or s/h seal panel would cost more than the value of the car

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