No More Parts!!

[Triathlete]

Have the shop give Merlin a call at St. Charles Isuzu. If anyone can find them he can. Also make the shop aware that to get a lot of the parts a vin# is needed. They do this so the parts don't get horded by one or two dealers...who would then jack the prices. The dealership I took mine to told me this and Merlin confirmed it.

[99VX4x4]

[rowhard]

Do you want new parts? If not, here: http://www.allhyundaiisuzuparts.com/...ls/000614.html

[99VX4x4]

i mentioned used parts but i beleive the claims only mention new parts, as far as i no the body shop said used parts are 95% out of the question

[Joe_Black]

To avoid this kind of hassle in the future many will have to start insuring with specialty insurers, such as used in the collector car community. The general insurance industry isn't configured for the task of repairing hand-built limited production vehicles and this instance is just an example of why.

Here's a local outfit for an idea of the different coverage you get from these places: http://www.heacockclassic.com

Just Yahoo or Google "collector car insurance" and you'll see what I mean.

The price of being unique!

[Triathlete]

I know some people who use Eastwood for their custom rods. I was surprised at how reasonably priced it was. I was expecting it to be considerably more than "regular" insurance.

[JHarris1385]

I think I am going to consider this. Joe that company has a minimum age for coverage. I am shy by 8 years.