Another One Bites The Dust

Larry Martin bizznzman at yahoo.com
Tue Mar 17 09:31:51 CDT 2009


Sorry for your loss Ron.  Sic transit gloria.  Hard saying goodbye to an old friend.
I was wondering, along with what area you live in, what value the insurance company estimated as the total loss.  My insurance is actually pretty cheap here in STL but I do wonder about why I carry collision on it. 

Larry Martin
'92 SE-R




--- On Tue, 3/17/09, Ron A <atteber1 at bellsouth.net> wrote:
From: Ron A <atteber1 at bellsouth.net>
Subject: Another One Bites The Dust
To: se-r at se-r-list.org
Date: Tuesday, March 17, 2009, 8:47 AM

Before Christmas, my 92 Classic got t-boned while I was making a left 
turn on a left turn arrow. The lady came out of nowhere. Kind of made 
the car a "U", in a mild way. It was toast. It was a quiet hit. No
glass 
or plastic broke. Just nailed the passenger door. So ends an era for a 
car I bought in 1999 with 97k miles. It ended up with 302k miles and was 
going strong. I ended up selling the car "as is" on Craigslist. The 
person who bought it is going to convert a Sentra to an SE-R. I'd like 
to see how that comes out, but when I called to give him the salvage 
title, he wouldn't call me back. Go figure.

When the insurance company was trying to figure the value, they plugged 
in the mileage. Just for fun, I had them plug in 200k miles. The value 
stayed the same. I guess when you hit 200k or maybe less than that, hit 
don't matter how many miles you put on her.

I miss the car. It was fun and reliable. I did more with that car than 
any other I've owned. I felt like I could do most repairs. I'll stay on

the list, but I've enjoyed being here and the people I've met.

Ironically, I was reading about a base Nissan Versa in Consumer Reports. 
They were noting how the base Versa had roll up windows, manual door 
locks and manually adjustable seats. Hmmm, sounds like my SE-R. It's 
amazing how expectations change.

Ron Atteberry
92 SE-R, probably in pieces somewhere

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