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Originally Posted by DarricSS
I would keep the Low Vin# car and have the body shop repaint it and throw in some painted rally stripes...
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Originally Posted by tom692010
I bought a 08 saturn vue and I sh** you not I had it back within the first year 15x. Sometimes for the same issue,sometimes to correct the problem they caused by trying to repair it. :
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Wouldn't that have fallen under the lemon law that states if you need the same repair 3 times they need to replace the product at no cost to you?
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Originally Posted by blackonblack2010
I would tell them that if the car is going to be repainted at their expense that you want to pick a custom paint shop to do it right. :
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If the repaint has to be done by GM shop, maybe get some metal flake thrown in as well as painted stripes.
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Originally Posted by Vash
There is no way it's rusting unless someone scraped up the metal. It's galvanized.
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And isn't the hood aluminum?
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Originally Posted by Shaggy
Keep the car and have it repainted. I can always replace the paint, but never the low vin number. Besides, if you get it repainted, it will be in your hands alot faster then waiting for another order. Alos think that your order will be a vin in the range of #15000 +. Stick with the low vin.
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Much closer to 24,000 than 15K
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Originally Posted by 72Zmaggie98Z
I would keep the low vin it that is important to you. If you get involved in a frnder bender accident what are you going to do? Get a whole new car? You get it repaired and repainted, I don't see the difference. I would not hold my breath on getting any custom paint job or anything additional. Good luck!
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Get it painted by a GM shop. Get them to warranty the work.
30 years from now if low VIN 5th gens are worth money, it won't make any difference. Have you ever watched Meacum auto auctions? Many
restored and repainted cars still go for insane $$$. I would keep the low VIN.
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