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Another Manitoba Public Insurance Auction head scratcher


Might also be frame/suspesion alterations if it has hydraulics.....................



-- Edited by DANO65 on Friday 2nd of March 2012 09:20:57 AM

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Selling next week. Non - repairable, can never be put back on the road again.....no  confuse 

 

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Where's the damage?

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It's because of the rear door handles being shaved!blankstare



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Could be "rodent" damage.... NON-REPAIRABLE !
I can't believe the BS they're getting away with right now.


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its a Dodge



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Looks like a good candidate for a vin swap. Not that I would do that but only because its a Dodge. What a waste!

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finally 57 Poncho figured it out! Way to go!

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Sometime a repair claim will exceed the book value (lets see, a 1967 Dodge Coronet 4-door...) and the ins. co will simply write it off. If insurance has ever written off that VIN it cannot ever be written off again, hence a branded title. I would think there must be a way around it, but it would probably entail a very detailed inspection and appraisal. Still there is that insurance issue...



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Only way around it is to change the vin and that is against the law.

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i thought they were talkin about the ford in the pix

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Hey Carl so do you what the reason is.........



-- Edited by badacadian on Friday 2nd of March 2012 09:54:26 PM

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It's easy to blame the insurer but some moron must have made a claim and accepted the total loss cash offer on that car.  Policy holder clearly to blame on this one.   

 



-- Edited by 73SC on Friday 2nd of March 2012 11:52:47 PM

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57poncho wrote:

Only way around it is to change the vin and that is against the law.


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The driver's side tail light is probably broken and the Insurance company can't buy one from the Dodge dealers. Write it off! It's probably worth more as scrap iron than the book value of a '67 4-door Dodge anyway...

We live in a consumer society. It is our civic obligation to purchase a new car every couple years to keep the economy rolling. 45 year old cars are an abomination to the order of things. If we all drove 45 year old cars, the impact on the economy of Ontario would be devastating. Worse even than a Canadian dollar at par. Worse than $100 oil. Worse than ...

Obviously Manitoba is just trying to compensate for the negative impact Alberta has on Ontario.

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dualquadpete wrote:

Pretty staright looking old "MOPAR", duals out back, don't think it's a "leaning tower of power" but could be with split manifold??? Shame to see this situation, somebody should take Carl up on offer to 're-title"


          not re-title  (as in vin swap)  properly title in Ontario  

          We have a 69 Z28 and 70 Z28 both bought as write offs

          from U.S. with salvage titles...  We take title to Ont MTO, and new registrations are issued with no branding  Why?  They are over 15 years old and not in the branding program   Both cars are fixed and safetied 

Same with RV    we have two trailers  from Florida   both with certificate of destruction  One for hail damage (it gel coat fibreglass- we can't see damage and one had the fridge burn up    Both trailer are "clean title"



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Carl Stevenson wrote:

Selling next week. Non - repairable, can never be put back on the road again.....no  confuse 

 

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          Buy it cheap and ship to me... 

         I can get you a legal registration, for it in Ontario.....

        vehicles over 15 years of age, coming into Ontario, gets a clean title  

Yes it does !!



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Pretty staright looking old "MOPAR", duals out back, don't think it's a "leaning tower of power" but could be with split manifold??? Shame to see this situation, somebody should take Carl up on offer to 're-title"

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73SC wrote:

It's easy to blame the insurer but some moron must have made a claim and accepted the total loss cash offer on that car.  Policy holder clearly to blame on this one.   

 



-- Edited by 73SC on Friday 2nd of March 2012 11:52:47 PM


 I totaly agree with you ray.  Someone needed some quick cash, or wanted that car gone.   Owner is just as stupid as MPIC in this one



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beaumontguru wrote:
73SC wrote:

It's easy to blame the insurer but some moron must have made a claim and accepted the total loss cash offer on that car.  Policy holder clearly to blame on this one.   

 




 I totaly agree with you ray.  Someone needed some quick cash, or wanted that car gone.   Owner is just as stupid as MPIC in this one


          x2  wink



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