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Jul 31, 2014 | 09:43 PM

#61

DrMoab

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Model: Cherokee

Here you can't get full coverage insurance on a salvage title and the resale value sucks. It looks like his was mostly a street jeep. If it was a beater I'd be inclined to agree with you but not on a nice jeep

Jul 31, 2014 | 09:45 PM

#62

Aljay

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From: Tx

Year: 2001

Model: Cherokee

Engine: I-6

I understand , living where you futs do I think id build that into a crawler ....

Jul 31, 2014 | 09:57 PM

#63

southsidecatac

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Originally Posted by Aljay

Id buy it back fix it and wheel it ! Couple of the folks posting above are clueless , thats a few nights worth of removal and bolting on new or used parts . Core support , fascia,bumper , misc. Low range is right you guys give up way to easy. Hell my jeep is a 3rd vehicle it certainly is not my daily anymore , if I wrecked my xj id park it in the rear of my shop and aquire needed parts abd fix it .

Or....... Some of the above posters have been around enough wrecked vehicles to know that not all of them can be saved by parking them in your garage and bringing a Frankenstein back to life. There is a cost/benefit analysis that you have to do in these situations. The fact is that the OP has been paid the market value for his wreck. And it is a wreck complete with a severely damaged passive restraint system. And that ain't cheap to fix. I'd have to say that making a statement that the damage is cosmetic is rather clueless.