Does anything but a truck use a frame these days?

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Posted by jack cain on Wednesday, October 26, 2005 at 10:09PM :

In Reply to: "Totaled" is an economic condition, not safety posted by Chriscase on Wednesday, October 26, 2005 at 9:27PM :

Does anything but a truck use a frame these days? I had thought that all passenger cars used a unitized body construction.

Recently here in the State of Georgia, State Farm was forced to pay drivers whose vehicles had sustained damage a payment for "reduced value". In essence the argument is that a vehicle that is in an accident has a reduced value because of the damage, regardless of the quality of the repair.

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Ford Crown Victoria. - Crusty Old Arthur (in NY) 4:30PM 10/27/2005

Re: Ford Crown Victoria. - Rick in SC 8:39PM 10/27/2005
Almost... - MoparNorm 6:29PM 10/27/2005

Re: Does anything but a truck use a frame these days? - Axle Steve 1:16AM 10/27/2005

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