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Sorry to hear your news buddy, im not sure of the exact value to sell on as this would be subjective because of the write off status.. If you have the option to buy it back for say less than 2k then there should be some money to be made.
If time and available space are limited then may not be the best car to break yourself. All the nice bits will obviously sell quick then u may have to sit on an unrolling shell for some time.
Give Matty a call at mb developments he should be able to give you an idea of what its worth as it is.
prices seem to vary quite heavily as ive seen some go for between £400 - £800 on the facebook pages recently, seems to be lots of them for sale at present and gearbox's too.
Did the insurance company say why it's a write off?
Looks like minor bumper and light damage...or am I missing something?
How hard was the impact?
If I did that to my bumper I'd be a little cheesed off if it was a write off.
Hopefully I won't be in this situation as I've never had a crash, bump or even hit a curb in 20 years....although freak accidents even happen to the best of us.
I would say it would be worth buying back, but sell on as complete car, you will get less in bits unless its heavily modified. Gota be worth £1000-£1500 as it stands. If you can buy it back for £500 your sorted.
Same here, I would buy back and get it fixed. All the panels n parts can be picked up relatively cheaply, leaving the expense left in the bodywork/paint.
Depends on how much you want to keep running the car I guess.