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Final repair estimate: $15,284.57 Based on California Total Loss formula… it could go either way… ACV = Ballpark $26-27k Salvage Value = $10-15k So I guess it’s insurance’s decision now… If Salvage + Repair totals under the ACV, then it’s a keeper, but if not… back to the dealership! Maybe...

yeah, like hell I’m paying for any of the repair. I’ll even make the 3 other cars pay restitution for my deductible. still puts me without my BS for an unknown amount of time. I’ve gotten 50/50 on repairable or not, but now I’m looking at the whole picture and costs: Insurance pays for my rental...

Don’t know yet. I was able to pull off the highway to the shoulder. Other 3 cars were stuck in the fast lane

I mean, I’m trying to remain optimistic. But after looking at build schematics as well as already doing my own Mods/alterations to the car, I’m leaning towards loss. It’s definitely not in my control, but after looking at what parts I assume is needed, I’m seeing a lot of $ build up as well as...

I almost titled this post with that quote! Not leased, but my insurance company is also my car loan provider. So I’m thinking it’s all up to them and how much they are willing to fork out. It’s all really in their best interests, not mine

Found this post: https://www.broncosportforum.com/forum/threads/it-gave-its-life-for-me-badlands-totaled-in-four-car-freeway-crash.3969/ I don’t have front damage, but my rear looks worse off. I think I should start expecting the total loss scenario.

yeah, getting picked up tomorrow for review. Just depressing after only having it for 1 year and already putting time and energy into mods. I think it’s fixable, but then I’m seeing “back ordered” on all parts I would assume needs to be replaced. So who knows when I might get the car back if it...

to be quite honest, I’m fine. Impact didn’t feel like it did that much damage. It wasn’t until I started to drive off the highway onto the shoulder that it felt like I was rock crawling. I got out and looked and was then caught off guard. I will say, impact absorption on the BS is pretty darn...

I can pound this out, right? Frame buckled both rear and side under carriage (to the point where front wheel well is out of body alignment Suspension gone Lift gate fused closed and out of alignment atleast I have a piece of their car to take with me… which I also think may be stuck there...

That’s the only breakdown I’ve found too. It kinda helps. I’ve also been looking for the actual tear down step by step so I can actually see the impact bar. After all I went through with trying to wire AUX lighting and the nightmare of getting to the battery, I have found that the simple method...

Yeah, I’ve seen that when looking at those fun stencil tear downs when looking for parts/investigating on how to have a body/bumper mounted swing away spare opposed to a hitch mount swing away. Id just have to replace the structural integrity the roof provides with a very ridged roll bar...

It’s missing the under carriage strobe lights and hot tub on the roof. Xzibit would be unimpressed. it’s not even lifted!

Have you looked into working on replacements for the fabric tire well liners as well? I know it’s not as important as undercarriage protection, but replace 1 fabric cover liner, replace them all?

I think we just need to petition to have “Pimp My Ride” return to TV. In all fairness, I understand the difference between “accessorizing” vs “modifying”. I’ve “accessorized” with a lift, bigger tires, nudge bar, grill and 7” Flood Lights. I even got myself a 3d printer to design a bezel frame...

I have 255/60-18 running on mine with a 1.5 inch lift. I had to remove the small wheel well mud flaps in the front of each tire due to rubbing when driving. Wind would push them against tires and start to melt. I also have a little bit of rubbing in the front wheel well fabric liner. That also...

I’ve been looking into trying to get a rear bumper mounted swing away opposed to a hitch mount swing away spare. Based on body style and measurements, the Hummer H2 swing away spare mount is the best option I can find that, based on measurements and lift gate clearance need, will work. Or late...

The nudge bar has 4 mounts, I used the outside mounts for my 2 lights. my front license plate - I drilled 2 holes in the front of the nudge barjust so I could take the OEM plate holder and rivet it on. About 2 inches of the mount raises above the bar, while the rest hangs below. let me find...

I just noticed after driving mine for a year that my Driver Side wheel well had started to rip away from the mounting points. assuming it’s because I’m driving on the highway every day and maybe wind started to pull and rip, pushing the fabric against my tire. found replacement for $90 from...

glad to help! I wish I could give you an answer on if the 4 RC lights block the sensor or not. But I do know that there is a sensor re-location mount on the market as well. also keep in mind front license plate (if applicable). I know there are separate relocation mounts for that too after...

The DRL lights were not available from RC when I ordered the bar, so I found these on Amazon. They do not interfere with the CoPilot sensors at all. I used a combo of the mounting hardware that came with the 7” rounds from Amazon and the hardware that came with the RC lightbar they sent me...