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Ryan.R34

By Ryan.R34,
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The only good cat is a dead one!!!

Try the insurance route, but be prepared to wait. Can take up to 18 months for some car insurance mongrels to pay and then you can show them how much it cost to repair and they pay a fraction of that amount.

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How about this..

Invite the cat back.. bear with me on this one ok..

Feed the thing with as much milk and cookies it and its mates can consume.

Then when the cat and his mates are fat and lazy.. skin the little monsters and recover ur old seats!

i bet 2 things would happen..

1: That cat will NEVER do that again

2: ALL other cats will know what happened and stay well clear!

lol..

I had a cat pi$$ in my old turbo VL once.. I tried everything that i could think of, some old wives receipies and commercial crap as well. I got rid of the smell when the wheather was fine, but when it got muggy... well, I didn't drive the car anywhere! Cos when i did, MORE cats would do the same.

yep.. a good cat is a rug or car seat cover!

MRR34 Rising Star

MRR34

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Yep, she knows how I am about my Cars, this is a good street with good neighbours thankfully, she just can't afford a full payout, so I am thinking insurance, anyone here in the insurance game ?

I am full comp and never made a claim after 17 years of driving and full comp insurance. A claim cost me $350 but I don't have rating 1 protection insurance ( that sh1t you never think you need for an extra $35 a year ).

Wait until you renew your insurance next time, add the $35 to your policy, claim it the next day and you only have to pay $350. Done and Done.

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