Insurance payout for mods?
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JK Enthusiast
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The body shop won't do aftermarket parts so I'd do the bumper my self, I'm going to call them today to let them know that I'll be replacing the bumper
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JK Enthusiast
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JK Enthusiast
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Yes they have but it's also towards getting the rear corner fixed also so whatever's left over I'm gonna put toward the bumper
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JK Junkie
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Since I've been building show cars for years now I learned its best to make a list of all mods and give to insurance company. The rates are a little higher but basically everything is covered. I'm with geico now and they even cover ALL of my upgraded suspension parts! 
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JK Enthusiast
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After I get the rear fixed I plan on doing the same thing
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Some guy decided to change lanes without looking and basically rubbed the whole right side of my jeep and then the rear bumper. The quote was for paint, both right side flares, and a bumper. I had the shop do the paint and I took the check for the rest to go my own direction on the bumper/ flares.
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JK Enthusiast
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Again- been there, done that.
Some guy decided to change lanes without looking and basically rubbed the whole right side of my jeep and then the rear bumper. The quote was for paint, both right side flares, and a bumper. I had the shop do the paint and I took the check for the rest to go my own direction on the bumper/ flares.
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