Need recommendation on body shop and advise on insurance

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2 total messages Started by Ding-Kai Chen Wed, 28 Dec 1994 04:13

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Author: Ding-Kai Chen
Date: Wed, 28 Dec 1994 04:13

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Hi,

I need recommendations on auto body shops. Specifically, I need body
work and paint job done for the rear-left door. My car is a dark brown
1987 Nissan Maxima sedan. It was hit by someone backing out from
the parking lot and the rear end of the other car hit the rear-left
door.

I also have another question on the insurance coverage for this job.
I went to the police station and it was determined that the fault is
on the other party and her insurance company should pay for the damage.
I heard that there is a chance that the insurance may pay me a fixed
amount which may not cover the entire cost of the repairment. In this
case, do I have legal right to ask for a full coverage as the fault is
entirely on them? Please provide any experiences/suggestions.

Thanks in advance.

Ding-Kai Chen

Re: Need recommendation on body shop and advise on insurance

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Author: Ding-Kai Chen
Date: Wed, 28 Dec 1994 05:56

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Forgot to mention that I need recommendation in Mt. View or nearby
cities.

dkchen@spitfire.mti.sgi.com (Ding-Kai Chen) writes:

>Hi,

>I need recommendations on auto body shops. Specifically, I need body
>work and paint job done for the rear-left door. My car is a dark brown
>1987 Nissan Maxima sedan. It was hit by someone backing out from
>the parking lot and the rear end of the other car hit the rear-left
>door.

>I also have another question on the insurance coverage for this job.
>I went to the police station and it was determined that the fault is
>on the other party and her insurance company should pay for the damage.
>I heard that there is a chance that the insurance may pay me a fixed
>amount which may not cover the entire cost of the repairment. In this
>case, do I have legal right to ask for a full coverage as the fault is
>entirely on them? Please provide any experiences/suggestions.

>Thanks in advance.

>Ding-Kai Chen

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