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I'm will most likely not be making it to this guys, had someone run up the back of the skyline today and insurance isn't even looking at the car until the 16th so I doubt I'll have it by the 27th

I'm will most likely not be making it to this guys, had someone run up the back of the skyline today and insurance isn't even looking at the car until the 16th so I doubt I'll have it by the 27th

Bring the hire car out. Useful bit of information in the post below.

For those unfortunate enough to find themselves in a similar situation and without their car whilst its been repaired, I was not aware but its a legal obligation for the party at faults insurer to pay for a hire car whilst yours is being repaired. Acorn Rentals is a company that handles this for you. A simple online form (providing you have full details of the party at fault) and they do the rest. Don't get tricked in to renting one yourself (if a hire car is not included in your policy) and then sending the claim to their insurer and hope (pray) they reimburse you!

I am out now guys, just found out the misses has planned a dirty weekend away ;)

well that's too bad for you :P

also........................................................IN...........................AND PAID :laugh:

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