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kenwood · 09-09-2012, 03:02 PM

Yep… My (’03) 350Z was declared a total loss by 21st Century. The Nissan Dealership where I purchase the 350 had $10k in repairs before replacing the floor boards that had been cratered by the impact. Frankly, no one thought that the chassis could be fully restored to factory spec. They would have to put the car on a jig and weld in an entire new floor section. (Good luck). 21st gave me fair market value for the 350, so after the shock… everything worked out OK. The 370 is amazing!

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kenwood Base Member Join Date: Sep 2012 Location: Ramona, CA Posts: 46 Drives: 2013 Nissan 370Z Rep Power: 13	350Z (Total loss... without a scratch on the body!) Yep… My (’03) 350Z was declared a total loss by 21st Century. The Nissan Dealership where I purchase the 350 had $10k in repairs before replacing the floor boards that had been cratered by the impact. Frankly, no one thought that the chassis could be fully restored to factory spec. They would have to put the car on a jig and weld in an entire new floor section. (Good luck). 21st gave me fair market value for the 350, so after the shock… everything worked out OK. The 370 is amazing!