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ZTWsquared,Oct 21 2008, 05:20 AM Wrote:

Scorcher000,Oct 21 2008, 08:46 AM Wrote:Deffinatly think about that, I have a clean record and most insurance companies want about $900 a month from me. Right now it's under my father name and I'm an occational driver only paying $150 a month.
I wrecked the front end of my car this year rebuilt it in 4 days and only cost me $1500 all in with repainting my front bumper, and new head light. Take a look at my facebook pics to see it. John MacNeil, you should be able to add me. :unsure:
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Another thing to consider IIRC - is that the government might try to charge you for the repairs, if any, to the guardrails etc ... even if you don't make an insurance claim.
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Ken makes a good point here but no matter what you should still report it. What people don't understand most of the time is if you report it you still don't have to notify your insurane its completely different and they don't contact your insurance people i had an insident a few years ago and i reported it and then went through with a private fix up anyways but since you were the only one involved its up to you to report it. I know if it was the front end you would be pulled over and being asked if you were involved with a hit and run and without a report you can get in serious trouble. But the important thing is your unhurt cars can be fixed and how bad was the road for you to by hydroing.