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I have spoken with my insurance company, and they have confirmed it is a repairable writeoff - meaning it can be registerred in the future...if that helps to all those who enquired

if people are interested in actually fixing it, the insurnce assessor reconed about 10k to fix...so i think someone that knows what they are doing, knows who to buy from and has the time one their hands, could probably get it done for $8000 - $8500 (if not less) at a rough guess...

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i know its a long shot but im after the drivers side blinker, the little one that sits in the guard. need it urgently if your still wrecking + the passenger side vent

cheers

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some more pics...

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am contemplating taking parts out to make it cheaper...as follows

- without the turbo $5500 ono

- without turbo and gearbox $4800 ono

-without turbo, gearbox, bov and rims $4300 ono

(if the rims arent sold with the car, then arrangements must be made by buyer to have a set of rims for the car for transporting)

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i am fairly sure the motor is in working order, the radiator fan may need to be replaced by the look of it, but cant really tell until the front is pulled forward a bit

the radiator was busted in the accident thats why i havnt attempted to start it, for fear of over heating a ceasing...

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