Truck wrecked - Page 2

cloverwood@yahoo.com · 12-26-2006, 01:36 PM

It is called foxwood autobody but I am not able to post a url.

Clint · 12-26-2006, 07:20 PM

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Originally Posted by cloverwood@yahoo.com

It is called foxwood autobody but I am not able to post a url.

Hope this is correct. It's the only Foxwood on Google.
http://www.foxwoodautobody.com/home.asp

Clint

37L1 · 12-26-2006, 07:27 PM

From my own experience:

Go there look at the facility. See what kind of vehicles are being repaired. Talk to the people who work there. Find people who have been customers and see what their experience was. You'll know right away if that's a good place or not.

Also your insurance and this company will guarantee their repairs "for life." That ususally is a good sign.

FLfinfan · 12-26-2006, 08:34 PM

Someone in your neighborhood or a friend of someone in your hood ran into the Titan while drunk I bet. Check garages and back yards with large objects under tarps, pieces of vehicle at the end of their driveway etc.... Also notice and new injuries to neighbors.

MuskyHunter · 12-26-2006, 09:27 PM

If you find that the insurance will not pay to have the frame alignment inspected, I would suggest paying for it yourself. If the inspection does reveal a misalignment due to the crash, then the cost of the alignment and the repair can be claimed. In dealing with Geico, this was what I did to get fairly compensated on my wife's vehicle a number of years back.

Justintoxicated · 12-26-2006, 11:36 PM

also, make sure your rear axle is straight and seals are not leaking near the rims.

titan814 · 12-26-2006, 11:42 PM

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Originally Posted by FLfinfan

Someone in your neighborhood or a friend of someone in your hood ran into the Titan while drunk I bet. Check garages and back yards with large objects under tarps, pieces of vehicle at the end of their driveway etc.... Also notice and new injuries to neighbors.

this happend to a girl i know. and the way she found the person who did it was by driving around in her hood looking for a wrecked car. she found the peerson and now they are in real big trouble for leaving the scene of a accident.

**RobKar** · 12-27-2006, 12:51 AM

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Originally Posted by gyrate

if the impact bent the rim, i would lobby they replace the entire rear end - axle, springs, shackles etc. last thing you want is your rear wheels to wobble about like you can see on some trucks..

If the rim is bent .... The AXEL is also bent. Be sure when they are done that you take it to a good alignment shop for a 4 wheel alignment. Have them check the axel at that time as well.

Oh and don't sign it off until you are happy.