would you buy a cat c or d car ?

[midcuk]

wasnt so much buying a zs to repair rather seen a nice "toy" which is going dead cheap on a cat c , stated it had frond passenger side suspension and flitch? damage repaired half the price of a non cat c one so i am tempted

[starfire039]

I don't see the point, really. For how cheap ZS's are I'd just buy a good one :/

[talkingcars]

Originally Posted by midcuk

wasnt so much buying a zs to repair rather seen a nice "toy" which is going dead cheap on a cat c , stated it had frond passenger side suspension and flitch? damage repaired half the price of a non cat c one so i am tempted

More details need here............

[bmm87]

i bought my zr as a cat c and over 30,000 miles later there are no problems at all

[big_wasa]

There is a mk2 180 on the bay thats a cat c. At ?1350 ono YES I would have a cat car.

[andys1981]

Originally Posted by dida4g

This is a mate of mine who has this, Cat D, no chassis damage, same bumper used to repair.
It's going to be for sale soon as he's getting somethig different.

how much is he looking for kev!

[C13URD]

wished i had when i had the chance...

[midcuk]

Originally Posted by talkingcars

More details need here............

its a 350z , aparently that was the only damage

[jmcleavy]

You can have mine for a decent price, needs a new inlet manifold!

[Southside_ZS]

Originally Posted by midcuk

its a 350z , aparently that was the only damage

What you need to think is the more valuable the car, the harder it is to write it off.

For example MG's are worth peanuts now so as much as a dented wing can put it on a Cat C. Yet a 2011 BMW would need exstensive damage to make it beyond economical repair. i.e this which is a wreck and only a Cat D

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