ufuosman:
They can work it very well, u can work it and sell it

kingreign:

go thru my car repair thread: https://www.nairaland.com/2649338/abuja-environs-remotely-follow-car/8
let's discuss on 07034581213.

System0001:
if you are willing to sell as scrap you can contact me 07039502966 or add me on whatsapp

uboma:



Thank you for bringing this to limelight.

I wish I knew about your auto workshop before now.


I will pay you a visit someday.

fxclothings123:
its better you sell the car asap cos there is no way you could fix it and it wouldn't continue giving you issues...

Kjnwancaro:
Whatever the case might be, please Insure your next car.

ogbiwa:
Those saying it's not fixable I don't understand you. A quarter of the flashy cars you see on our roads came into this country in the state of OP's car or worse. Yes unfortunate but that's the fact.

Somebodydaddy01:
First I want to thank God for your life
I want you to know know this theres no amount of accident cars that can’t be fixed depend on who you give the work to ....this car is still better ...the person who’s gonna perfect this job is he panel beater...make sure you give it to a good and smart one who’s gonna fix it well ....some part will be changed and I hope the engine is still working good ...if yiy are in akure ondo state I would have recommend you to someone who is good only if yuy can spend money ..within a month you car is good .

VISTIN:
Thank God for your life.

Like men of wisdom have told you, just make arrangements and sell it off. It will be difficult to get it back to normal.

I tried such when a friend ran into a dish with my vehicle. After spending close to N300,000 there was no good result, I sold the car for N120,000

Meanwhile, see what you can claim from the insurance you have.

General955:
thank God for your life bro.. i work in an insurance company and trust me i have seen cars in worse conditions which were brought back to life, but the question is at what cost u would spend nothing less than 600k to get this car fully motorable, just by mere looking at it, if u had insurance, it would have been the responsibility of the company to fix it, but no need laying blames, u have 2 options:
1)repair and sell it off and make money for another car.
2) sell it as it is and get another car by adding up to the funds realised

above all, get the new car insured...no double standards.
good luck bro

egbabiekperemo1:


Village people. E le yi gi di gan

igben:
Don't drink and drive also go to driving school b4 driving on the road...

kingreign:
Brotherly, you of all people no sabi my workshop since? For that you owe me orijin

kingreign:
Brotherly, you of all people no sabi my workshop since? For that you owe me orijin

Abujaexpress:
Thank you. The chassis/is not affected. I really want to fix it. Is the person in Abuja?

uboma:




I owe you 6 bottles of chilled Origin.

Keep up the good work.

Abujaexpress:
He is in a critical condition. I just want to go and fix my car. God saved my life and I am very grateful to Him.

yesloaded:

its good to insure properties but insurance only favours the rich in this part of the world. you can dispute that but its the truth

Abujaexpress:
Okay, my thoughts

dancok:
bro don't mind people telling u u should sell it as scrap o, they said that to me too, ur car can com back to life even better than b4, but money will involve, it worth it only if u plan to use for more years

Ah dancok you are here

dancok:
bro don't mind people telling u u should sell it as scrap o, they said that to me too, ur car can com back to life even better than b4, but money will involve, it worth it only if u plan to use for more years

dancok:
bro don't mind people telling u u should sell it as scrap o, they said that to me too, ur car can com back to life even better than b4, but money will involve, it worth it only if u plan to use for more years

Somebodydaddy01:


No sir ...I sell cars and yiy know most cars we buy and a Little accident cars but there a Lexus 350 Jeep we bought we have the change almost half of the body and a muscle Camry ...we change the back ...please give that car to a perfect panel beater don’t mind the money

Abujaexpress:
Which Insurance?

AutoElectNG:


Because making money in Nigeria is hard. How many months was cash saved to get this, only for it to go in an instant? How many more months to save to get another? So the easy way out is to fix it it seems.

EgunMogaji:


Making money anywhere in the world is hard. Yah all need to stop mking Nigeria look ridiculoulsy tough. Shey no be the same Naija wey I dey see Rolls Royce, Ferrari, Porsche?

AutoElectNG:


Tongue in cheek uncle

Tongue in cheek....but then except for a select few working in privileged industries or in business the difference is very clear between how easy it is to make money in Nigeria and overseas

The odds against the politically unconnected and those without access to political patronage are enormous

Even when one wants to do business ridiculous policies are introduced to protect some interests at the expenses of others

Jason Njoku of IrokoTV wrote several articles on it.

Nigeria doesn't practice true free market like America.

Getting finance in Nigeria is notoriously difficult for students not to talk of businesses.

Does not mean one cannot succeed in Nigeria.

Just that there are more odds that in the west.

You already know these Uncle.

I cannot teach you Uncle

AutoElectNG:
Does Nigeria have certified collision repair centers?

Even if Nigeria has collision repair experts, are they in Nigeria? Do they keep up with the avalanche of OEM training available?

Best option is to sell this car as scrap.

Here is why


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oPffaSintIw

and this


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GLdKrCWDaAg

Follow my Toyota thread here https://www.nairaland.com/3811419/dealership-level-diagnostics-toyota-1996

EgunMogaji:


What you typed, which I disagree with because it just serves to shore up a point of view of one author, is the exact reason that OP shouldn't consider fixing this junk, as many have stated. Not sure why you guys always bring up America in conversations. A lot of the people who shared my opinion that it's foolhardy to repair that heap are in Nigeria.

He shouldn't be throwing money that's already scarce om to that heap.

AbujaExpress, so what did you end up doing and why?