UN...beLIEVable

Thechidz · 01-11-2012, 10:16 AM

It's just the lamp and its about a 2 inch strip of plastic that runs along the cusp of it, so only really noticeable from fairly close. It looks like he took a screwdriver to it or something weird almost like he was trying to pop the fixture out and quit when the plastic broke. anyway, I don't wanna make an insurance claim and have my rate go up for something fairly minor. I seriously was thinking about a security camera of some sort also before this happened. Anyway, I'll keep my eye's open for a used fixture and see if I can just replace it myself but I'd imagine they are pretty $$$

BeemaaZ · 01-11-2012, 06:36 PM

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Originally Posted by Thechidz

It looks like he took a screwdriver to it or something weird almost like he was trying to pop the fixture out and quit when the plastic broke. anyway, I don't wanna make an insurance claim and have my rate go up for something fairly minor.

Sounds like a Comprehensive Claim... which will not affect your premium (surcharge). If you have a low deductible, do what Mr. Kenchan says...

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Originally Posted by kenchan

get your check from insurance, replace the lamp yourself while using the rest of the $$ for fog lamp/rear view camera, dynamat, etc.

01-11-2012, 10:16 AM	#1 (permalink)
Thechidz A True Z Fanatic Join Date: Sep 2011 Location: NY Posts: 1,009 Drives: Nissan 370z Monti Bl Rep Power: 17	It's just the lamp and its about a 2 inch strip of plastic that runs along the cusp of it, so only really noticeable from fairly close. It looks like he took a screwdriver to it or something weird almost like he was trying to pop the fixture out and quit when the plastic broke. anyway, I don't wanna make an insurance claim and have my rate go up for something fairly minor. I seriously was thinking about a security camera of some sort also before this happened. Anyway, I'll keep my eye's open for a used fixture and see if I can just replace it myself but I'd imagine they are pretty $$$ __________________ I <3 my car