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Hi , I’ve messaged you about any parts from your s6 , if the car is still around ?
many thanks
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Dibs on the fuel tank if you break it
Where are you based? I can come help remove it
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Hi little update
Today received phone call an I was told its been cat B. Unfortunately I don't have place and space or time I need to sell it all so if anyone needs any parts let me know. I'm looking to sel all in one go engine with gearbox and all wiring loom including ecu for £3000. And anything else as we go, or just take all car for £3600 and strip on parts
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That's interesting, they've changed the categories since I last made a claim in 2016, my S2 would have fallen into Cat S now by the current definition's, that's a pity as it fell into Cat B back then and I wanted to repair it. Oh well, at least I got decent pay out and I still have the engine and box as well as some other odds and sod's.
If this does fall into Cat S, which it should do from what I've just read, as I said I have four doors and two complete sills (inner&outer) which are taking up space if your interested and can collect them.
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I hop it will be cat S as its stated as structural damage. So at the moment no answer from my insurance.
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Cat B is normally reserved for water / fire damage. I'd expect a cat S
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If it ends up a Cat B, which I'm also pretty sure it will, you'll have no choice but to reshell it or break it as sadly Cat B's can't go back on the road, you will be required to provide a destruction certificate for the shell.
I'm not super clued up on what C4 parts are worth but an ANN motor/gearbox with ancillary's, loom and ECU has got be worth £3K min perhaps a touch more.
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Question what I could ask for those parts ?
maybe some one knows average prices
engine with all accessories wiring loom with ECU
Radiator set
Leather interior
bonnet
Front suspension
Subframe
Rear suspension
Rear diff
Proshaft
Dash
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It's on my drive I'm not giving it away. I hope I have enough knowledge to repair it or swap over (working as mechanic at dealership and now in body shop) but unfortunately I thinking to sell on parts due to I dont have time and space to do that. Only if I will find space where I could swap over. I assume it's gonna be cat B 99%
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Originally posted by newsh View PostJust the A post would put me off.
On the other hand, if you could find a quattro coupe or saloon you could transplant the engine and gearbox.
So if you get a fair pay out you could buy another S6, break this one for stuff like the interior and suspension etc and use that money to buy a base model quattro saloon, CQ etc with a knackered motor and transfer the engine and box out of this into it. A mate of mine has recently picked up a very tidy 2.8 CQ with a knackered engine for £1K so there are bargains out there. All depends if you have the time/patience, and mechanical knowledge to do it all yourself as well as what category this car end's up.
Also, if you are planning on retaining the salvage do not let the car off your property, it can be assessed where it is, once the insurance company get their hands on it you'll have no end of bother getting it back if it is a Cat B. Trust me I've dealt with this a couple of times, I had get a solicitor involved to get my Cat B Corrado back which ended up costing the insurance company even more.
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Originally posted by LSG View PostOn the other hand, if you could find a quattro coupe or saloon you could transplant the engine and gearbox.
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No, that's a good idea
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On the other hand, if you could find a quattro coupe or saloon you could transplant the engine and gearbox. [/QUOTE]
Your a bad man John !
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Just the A post would put me off.
On the other hand, if you could find a quattro coupe or saloon you could transplant the engine and gearbox.
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