My Yota is totalled... :( Worth repairing?

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09-21-2006, 07:38 PM

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man, thats some tough luck, but ditto on everyone being ok, thats amazing after looking at the pics. i only have liability, makes me think twice. but yeah i think i def would try to fix if there is no frame damage or drivetrain issues.
good luck!

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09-21-2006, 07:57 PM

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Originally Posted by HaveBlue

Wow! Looking at that, she's incredibly lucky!

Isn't this the second thread this week where GF totalled a vehicle?

Yes she is!! Glad her and the Dog are okay!!!! and yes this is what happens when your g/f drive your trucks...

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i think so ... mmmm if i had a gf she anit touching my truck

Keep it that way Elton!!

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Bailey, I'm sorry to hear about your truck, but blessed to hear that everyone is ok. I'm with SteveO, see if you can salvage it, it would probably be the cheapest way to go in the long run. Good luck, bro!

Gotta stick with Climber here, my sentiments exactly...

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Looks bad, glad she and the dog are fine. I have heard it here many times before - Never let a girl friend drive your truck. Mine didn't until we were married.

NEVER!!! UNTIL your married...I would forgive my wife for leaving in my truck, and returning on a flatbed...but my g/f...that could be the end... lol.

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09-22-2006, 07:59 AM

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NEVER!!! UNTIL your married...I would forgive my wife for leaving in my truck, and returning on a flatbed...but my g/f...that could be the end... lol.

You, my friend, have found the secret to happy marriage...

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09-22-2006, 09:37 AM

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She was lucky, the dog also. Good luck on getting it fixed up.

In the future give the dog a harness to keep him in the trucks backseat in case of an accident. He could have gone a different direction and gotten killed or even worse hit the driver.

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09-22-2006, 09:45 AM

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mmmm i see full cage truggy in the works

btw how far do you have to skid across the pavement on your side to do this?

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and how is that quarter window NOT broke out!

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who's bling bling tahoe are you towing with?

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09-22-2006, 04:25 PM

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mmmm i see full cage truggy in the works

btw how far do you have to skid across the pavement on your side to do this?

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and how is that quarter window NOT broke out!

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who's bling bling tahoe are you towing with?

Hmm, not sure. I was wondering the same thing myself. It MAY have been when they yanked it up onto the trailer. I do know that it arrived at the wrecking yard on its side.

The Tahoe is my mothers.