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      06-10-2020, 06:19 PM   #5
kfcanyonranch
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Drives: 2018 M4
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Originally Posted by nike13 View Post
I usually only lurk on here but OP can you please run through the thought process on why you would want to rebuild a salvaged i8? Those cars are usually only kept around to just be parted out and then scrapped. I'm not sure how this is at all cost saving unless you are doing this as a hobby. Also if the carbon fiber is cracked I don't think you can ever get the rebuild title for insurance purposes. Repairs, insurance, labor, shipping etc. There are cheap i8s all over ebay. I dont get it.
Yes this is project car. Properly repaired (which this will be) is insurable. Remember, all the carbon piece are bonded together. They can be replaced (its a process but doable). The cost of the car, plus parts and my free labor makes it affordable for me to have a slightly used/very abused I8. A project like this is not for everyone. Fyi its a 2019 with 1800 miles.
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