truck might be totalled
#1
truck might be totalled
my parents were driving back home this morning when a guy ran a light and my dad t-boned him. The guy was driving a 2002 king ranch. Guys truck flipped over and landed on its feet. Everyone went to the hospital and my parents are resting at home now. I don't know about the other guy. Friend of ours took pictures of both trucks and she said they had about 4 bottles of liquor in their truck.
anyways here are some pictures of my dads 2011 xlt. Both airbags deployed. These are the only shots i was able to snap with my cell phone.
these are just 2 of the bottles they found
gonna call the insurance in the morning and see what they say.
anyways here are some pictures of my dads 2011 xlt. Both airbags deployed. These are the only shots i was able to snap with my cell phone.
these are just 2 of the bottles they found
gonna call the insurance in the morning and see what they say.
Last edited by luis550; 04-07-2013 at 09:09 PM.
#2
#3
yeah specially since it was a high speed crash. speed limit was about 70. do you know how long the insurance usually takes to say if it was totaled?
#5
Impossible to say- it depends on the insurance company. I will say State Farm has been amazing, but I have a great agent. Friends of mine have pursued the cheapest option and taken months to get things fully resolved.
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#7
Usually when the bags are deployed, it's totaled. I wouldn't want that truck back. It's gonna have frame damage and a whole mess of other things away from the impact point that are gonna be tweaked. Asses drinking and driving and almost killing people. But I'm glad your parents are alright.
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#8
no we don't want that truck back. I am so glad my family is ok. Thanks for your concern guys. Any suggestions on what happens next? We are thinking of hiring a lawyer to help us clean up this mess. That way he/she can take care of all the paper work stuff. I wouldn't even know where to start.
#9
Usually when the bags are deployed, it's totaled. I wouldn't want that truck back. It's gonna have frame damage and a whole mess of other things away from the impact point that are gonna be tweaked. Asses drinking and driving and almost killing people. But I'm glad your parents are alright.
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#11
See this page. It is for a 2012.
http://www.tascaparts.com/parts/2012...iagram=MA09120
Last edited by kingfish51; 04-07-2013 at 09:55 PM.
#12
Nope, take everything off the old frame and place it on the new. As these vehicles have ladder frames, they can be replaced, unlike uni-body. Just like the original build of the truck. Start with a frame and attach everything to it. It is a lot of work, but worth it if the vehicle doesn't need to be totaled. Cost of the frame is about 3500 for the part.
See this page. It is for a 2012.
http://www.tascaparts.com/parts/2012...iagram=MA09120
See this page. It is for a 2012.
http://www.tascaparts.com/parts/2012...iagram=MA09120
#13
It is all going to depend upon how much the damage is other than the frame. On mine it was the frame, bumper, grill, one fender, radiator support, headlights, and some other pieces. Can't remember all that was replaced. Bill was $13,300.