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I purchased a 1987 Silverado Saturday. Decided to drive it this week and give it a good shake down, as well as, get some new tires on the truck. The tires were dry rotted, that was on the truck and get it lined up.

 

Well on my way back to work from dinner, I got slightly crinkled up, a bit...... Well, I guess I will get it painted sooner than I thought.

 

Mind the finger in the way on a couple of the pictures... Ooops, I could not see the screen on my phone when I was taking the pictures.

 

The car that struck me was first struck by another vehicle..............

 

Jbo

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<br />I purchased a 1987 Silverado Saturday. Decided to drive it this week and give it a good shake down, as well as, get some new tires on the truck. The tires were dry rotted, that was on the truck and get it lined up.<br /><br />Well on my way back to work from dinner, I got slightly crinkled up, a bit...... Well, I guess I will get it painted sooner than I thought.<br /><br />Mind the finger in the way on a couple of the pictures... Ooops, I could not see the screen on my phone when I was taking the pictures.<br /><br />The car that struck me was first struck by another vehicle..............<br /><br />Jbo<br />
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Solid and strong, built to last forever, but no longer exist. That collision will cost too much damage for the new Silverado but not for 1987 model. luckly no body injuried.

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That sucks dude!

 

Never fails...I got a big dent in my door less than 4 hours after I bought my TBSS. Almost totaled the Avalanche 15 minutes after taking the keys too.

 

That's a good looking truck BTW! :)

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luckily it wasn't new! or it'd be a write off

 

 

nah, my job is to evalute this. I would say that if it was a GMT800/GMT900, looking around $3500-$4800 in front end damage, assuming that the airbags didnt pop.

 

Try getting rearended by an by a "tank"....can we say total loss.

 

The key is that the front end has a lot of "open" space for things to go crunch. In the rear, not so much. Had a case where a customer rearended another one ('10 TL rearended a '10 Altima - both has under 50 miles on the odo) and the impact speed was 6 MPH. total damage to the '10 Altima was $4700 (rear frame rails were bent) and $625 for a repaint of the front bumper cover on the '10 TL...sucked.

 

 

Wouldn't be willing to sell your truck would you :) ?

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luckily it wasn't new! or it'd be a write off

 

 

nah, my job is to evalute this. I would say that if it was a GMT800/GMT900, looking around $3500-$4800 in front end damage, assuming that the airbags didnt pop.

 

Try getting rearended by an by a "tank"....can we say total loss.

 

The key is that the front end has a lot of "open" space for things to go crunch. In the rear, not so much. Had a case where a customer rearended another one ('10 TL rearended a '10 Altima - both has under 50 miles on the odo) and the impact speed was 6 MPH. total damage to the '10 Altima was $4700 (rear frame rails were bent) and $625 for a repaint of the front bumper cover on the '10 TL...sucked.

 

 

Wouldn't be willing to sell your truck would you :) ?

 

 

thats insane..... i bent the frame in the front on my 1999 3500 dually after hitting a PT cruiser in the front left fender at 60mph and the PT was thrown about 70 feet into a soccer field.

 

my 1500 right now has been in to accidents in the past year. never any frame damage. but its kinda nice getting dent/scratch free parts. only body parts that have not been replaced. rear bumper, tailgate, left side bed panel, left ext and driver doors. and roof i guess.

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Yeah, it is not that bad... Just pissed me off pretty good... What the pictures do not show was the Oldsmobile, was pissing green fluid and red fluid...... it busted the radiator....

 

Yes, no body got hurt. This is an intersection I have seen A LOT OF WRECKS at... It is all ways really busy. And they should put a red light at it, instead of the 4 way stop.

 

Yeah, NO, not for sale. Sorry... At least not right now... Give me a year at least..

 

Jbo

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Yeah, it is not that bad... Just pissed me off pretty good... What the pictures do not show was the Oldsmobile, was pissing green fluid and red fluid...... it busted the radiator....

 

Yes, no body got hurt. This is an intersection I have seen A LOT OF WRECKS at... It is all ways really busy. And they should put a red light at it, instead of the 4 way stop.

 

Yeah, NO, not for sale. Sorry... At least not right now... Give me a year at least..

 

Jbo

 

No problem man, thought it might be for sale :) Perhaps someone will be able to buy it from you, just dont show them the pics :)

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That sucks dude!

 

Never fails...I got a big dent in my door less than 4 hours after I bought my TBSS. Almost totaled the Avalanche 15 minutes after taking the keys too.

 

That's a good looking truck BTW! :)

 

NOTE TO ALL:

 

Don't ride with Wingnut until 24 hrs has passed when he gets a new ride. :)

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No problem man, thought it might be for sale :) Perhaps someone will be able to buy it from you, just dont show them the pics :)

 

Haha, well, hopefully in a couple weeks it is un-noticeable........ Even to me......

 

Jbo

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That sucks dude!

 

Never fails...I got a big dent in my door less than 4 hours after I bought my TBSS. Almost totaled the Avalanche 15 minutes after taking the keys too.

 

That's a good looking truck BTW! :)

 

NOTE TO ALL:

 

Don't ride with Wingnut until 24 hrs has passed when he gets a new ride. :)

 

 

Smart man.

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