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Last edited by tigger73; 29-02-2016, 08:32 PM. -
@WetNoodle
Your car has been towed to somewhere else, my friend has just called me. Therefore, we can't keep track what is going on for your car.
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The whole front from the windscreen forward was removed and replaced all new panels guards bonnet bumper , surprisingly i drove away after the accident but the Suzuki didn't as its front R/H wheel came off, i have the pictures in photobucket ill post up a coupleOriginally posted by wetnoodle View PostComment
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From the front
I kept the car for another 3 years before i bought the Tiguan last yearLast edited by ian; 01-03-2016, 02:57 PM.Comment
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Thanks for the photos
@elastica_junky
The only reason I'm moving the car is I don't see any other golf around the workshop. So I don't feel comfortable leaving it there. they have lots of higher end vehicles in there tho just not a golf
I just want someone that worked on the golf before to fix the car. The car is MY15.5 and I didn't want them to get mixed up with the MY15 which could have different sensors between the DAP1 and DAP2. So many different variations with the golf. They could have ordered the R-Line rear bumper. So just to be safe I decided to move to car. Nothing against their quality of work.
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Actually my gti is at that workshop at this moment.
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My one is My16, with DAP2 as well
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What they do, they will follow your vin number to order the parts anyway, but yeahs do not worry too much, mate!! Your one should be Ok!
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If I knew your car was there I'd of left mine there saw two mk7 at the new shop with front and rear bumpers removed. saw a before photos when the bumpers were on. Looked way worst than mine but not much damage once bumpers were removed
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Have you been quoted wait time for the parts? For me and a friend, the tailgate was the biggest issue. I waited 3 weeks for the Wagon tailgate, my friend waited 4 weeks for a hatch. They had to be shipped in from Singapore. Here's photos of our injuries... hopefully you won't feel as bad now
$8k damage bill
$12k damage bill (broken glass + rear right quarter panel damage as her car was pushed out into traffic and t-boned as well...)
Attached FilesGolf MK7 103TSI Highline Wagon | Limestone Grey | DAP2
Golf MK7 110TDI Highline Hatchback | Tungsten Silver | DAPComment
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How long ago was your accident? No I havn't been quoted for parts. why all the way from Singapore?Comment
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April / May last year for both cars.Originally posted by wetnoodle View Post
I called VW about them, apparently they see no need to store tailgate as spare parts in Australia at the time.
I asked why that was the case given the large percentage of crashes are nose to tail, they just gave me some fluffy answer that meant nothing
Sent from my iPhone using TapatalkGolf MK7 103TSI Highline Wagon | Limestone Grey | DAP2
Golf MK7 110TDI Highline Hatchback | Tungsten Silver | DAPComment
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im hoping that's not the case anymore. How does your drives after the accident? Like new?Comment
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Ya all good. The repair was top notch
Yours looks mostly cosmetic, should be alright.
They will check if chassis is in alignment etc and can correct them to manufacture spec, and it's all computerised
Sent from my iPhone using TapatalkGolf MK7 103TSI Highline Wagon | Limestone Grey | DAP2
Golf MK7 110TDI Highline Hatchback | Tungsten Silver | DAPComment
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