what the blue book value of your Patrol,Originally Posted by Clunk
or is it based on what you have it insured for.
I realize blue book doesnt represent true value
Looking at the damage done I think the bull bar
was too well made, just a thought
what the blue book value of your Patrol,
or is it based on what you have it insured for.
I realize blue book doesnt represent true value
Looking at the damage done I think the bull bar
was too well made, just a thought
Last edited by threedogs; 4th February 2017 at 01:14 PM.
04 ST 3lt auto, not enough Mods to keep me happy, but getting there
A lot of it will be labour in that but that's also an insurance claim price does seem ridiculous based on the panel damage to the patrol.
2004 4.2TDi GU ST Ute, 3" Exhaust, UHF, Lightforce Spotties, BFG All Terrains, Steel Winchbar, Winch, Dual Batts, CC Ultimate IC, 4" Snorkel, XLR8 Steps and Scrub bar
obviously it's insured for more than the book price, and yes the bar was very well made, built for off road and wouldn't expect anything less from Mike at Xlr8 Fabrications
threedogs (4th February 2017)
Not angry, just knowing that is going to be full on again.
Soccer training has started earlier this week and with a practice match in 8 hours.
Training Tuesday/Thursady.
After a year off due to an ankle injury my eldest is back at preseason training at a different club, 20 minutes away. Monday/Wednesday.
So that's training 4 nights a week with 2 games on Sundays.
12/97 GEE YOU
4.5lt Gas blower. Lots of mods to come.....all in good time.
my whipper snipper is on its last chance if it breaks once more its going under the mav.
if its worth doin its worth over doin
katwoman (5th February 2017)
I woke up and realised that I have had the sink drain holes cut in the wrong spot on a granite bathroom vanity top I just had made! The top is 1500mm long and I've had the holes drilled in 400mm from each end, I forgot about the drawers underneath, so the holes should have been 375mm in from the end due to the pipework cutouts in the drawers.
Hmmm? should be able to get the top drawer cutouts offset, to work around the fark up hopefully! Otherwise it looks like we will have a cupboard underneath instead of drawers.
Whats the golden rule "measure twice ,,,cut once"I woke up and realised that I have had the sink drain holes cut in the wrong spot on a granite bathroom vanity top I just had made! The top is 1500mm long and I've had the holes drilled in 400mm from each end, I forgot about the drawers underneath, so the holes should have been 375mm in from the end due to the pipework cutouts in the drawers.
Hmmm? should be able to get the top drawer cutouts offset, to work around the fark up hopefully! Otherwise it looks like we will have a cupboard underneath instead of drawers.
04 ST 3lt auto, not enough Mods to keep me happy, but getting there
Unless you mistakenly follow my rule. Measure once, cut twice. Done that a few times in my life and i still dont learn.
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Yep one of important rules in my field of work when we run long cables. You can always cut off, but you can never cut on.
2005 TD42TI
I just cut, saves the time I would have wasted measuring. And why if you have to cut 4 things the same length, you get the same length and 2 a different length.
It has to be same bast@rd that hangs around my drier and knicks odd socks. Same with curtains on cords. I never pick the correct cord, I open them when I want to close them. Why?
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