cj's99xjsport

they don't look like it

GSXR_Mike

Driver's ed taught you how to handle a vehicle as it spun out of control?
Hmmm

kohlers89XJ

a book never taught me how to drive idk thats just me tho

The91XJ

If you have full coverage insurance file the claim for your "totaled" jeep, buy it back for dirt cheap, then use the rest of the money to fix what you want... Or buy a lift and tires and drive around with a broken window

Rysam

I hit a section of washboard at less that 15 and it immediately kicked me sideways. shiz happens.
If it were me. I would buy it back, and part it out. then call pick-n-pull, they give a fat ol check for the carcass. just sold them a nearly bare shell for 200$ with very few usable parts.

or just drive the **** outta it and live with a funky window..

cj's99xjsport

yes , it was an extra course that i took after the normal 6 hours of road driving was done

Thunder_J

I want to see this funky window job if you get it done lol. Chop it

N20jeep

tomcarey88

chop it

leo3000

nothing a sawzall cant fix....

four_x_what

lol.... It doesnt look to bad but is the frame bent? Dont get why they would call it totaled. If you have theft you should have pushed it in that water and reported it stolen lol.

esteem

Agreed. scratches and dents just give it character. Still a decently clean looking jeep if you ask me, just needs some help.

OldMan

Bang it out best you can a drive it proudly.

mwdouglas

if it was mine that would be the excuse to my wife to chop it imo that's what i would do chopped xj's are sexy beasts especially when there the 4 doors(not taking anything away from the 2 door im just more of a fan of the 4 door(family of4) makes life easier for me)

jomps

i just wrecked my parents yukon xl on that same side, into a phone pole though... busted window and that whole quarter... they gotta cut that whole part out and get a new one in plus paint, minor frame work, a 200 dollar window molding +24 hours of labor... i can see why its totaled ... if i were you i'd use the insurance and fix it right... to nice of jeep to let go