Reply to "Wrecked the Pantera (pics)"

Robert,
Glad you were not hurt. That is the main thing. From the pics it looks like it needs a fender, door skin and rear qtr. plus the suspension etc.

The decision to repair vs. total will be dependent on what the insurance company uses for the car's value. If they total it someone can and will put your car back on the road. I doubt anyone would part it out.

I have a question about your tires. How old and what brand? I have been told that certain tire compounds get very hard with age. This makes them very slick and it takes very little to cause them to break loose. Not sure if this was your issue for the accident, but it would be educational for me to know about your tires.

Again, glad you are OK and hopefully your insurance company will work things out to your satisfaction.

Take care, and keep us posted.
Jeff

11/10/087:00 PM

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