Silver on Red FD wrecked!
inclimate.
Joined: Sep 2004
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From: Madison,WI
i know a guy in middelton who owns a unibody repair shop and he will be of much help its pretty serious but can be done , hit at the on the drivers side fire wall ,door smashed ,front fender,steering column bent, but everything else intact
JRB
Joined: Jul 2004
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From: Harrisonburg, VA
I saw one last spring with the silver on red action. It looked really nice, except for the automatic transmission that was it in........
sorry bout the luck man, and i agree with the guy that said rebuild it
dont let her die
sorry bout the luck man, and i agree with the guy that said rebuild it
dont let her die
Well there were less than 2000 silver FDs ever produced. The only silver/red would have to be touring/PEP or a base with leather option.
Figure a good majority of those silver cars with leather are going to be black leather.
This is a rare car, Id say less than 200 exist today (just a guess)
Figure a good majority of those silver cars with leather are going to be black leather.
This is a rare car, Id say less than 200 exist today (just a guess)
Originally Posted by the_glass_man
Rebuild the bitch! That's the best color combination and is probably the rarest of the bunch.
roadsterdoc owns a '94 SSM FD with a red interior. I think it only has about 20K miles on it. Very clean.
I own a totaled '93 SSM FD with a complete red interior that I bought for the engine and transmission. That was before I knew how rare the red interior was/is.
I own a totaled '93 SSM FD with a complete red interior that I bought for the engine and transmission. That was before I knew how rare the red interior was/is.
Rotary Freak
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From: Houston
Originally Posted by Kento
Unless you can prove it through numbers provided by the manufacturer (highly unlikely) or through various vintage car registration organizations, you will have a very difficult case. Regardless, the insurance company will not offer you more money than the stated blue book value unless both of you have agreed to declare it on the policy, and you would have paid higher premiums as such.
Last edited by PVerdieck; Sep 28, 2004 at 10:35 AM.
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From: Baltimore, Marlyand
i saw a silver with red FD this past july. it wasnt in bad condition. had some high miles and the interior was wasnt to great but the body still looked good. add another one to the count. and i saw this one in MD. REALLY!! whats with all these FDs getting trashed??? i just hope they all dont get parted out. get it fixed and back on the road!!!!!!!!
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