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so tonight i i got drunk and got in a fight with one of my best friends, i didnt punch him but i did punched his windshield on his car and broke it...how muich does a new one cost??? im talking rough estimate...my guess would nbe around 200$ or so. any help would be cool..... :p
lol is he pissed?
sorry i cant help you...
u shouldave punched him instead
Hurt your hand? or too drunk to hurt? but i don't know, never done it
depends on the car dude some wind shields run into the 1000 dollar range i deff hope this isnt the case but if it was a styly new car like a bmw i would get that 200 thing out of my head right off the bat if it's an old ford pick up truck then you wont be puttin out to much hope ya didnt break your hand dude good luck and let us know what the tab is [ maybe we should get a betting pool goin here]
heh yeah, i bet he wishes you would of hit him insted now too :p
ask a bookie what he can do for you.he can get you anything for like a hundred bucks.
in the state of florida if you have a broken windshield you can take it to any glass place and your insurance will replace it for free. maybe it's that way in your state?
florida boy 3, you beautaaay, didn't think of that, hasn't he got car insurance? he could say he went to McDonalds, and when he came back out he found his windscreen (windshield) bust up real nice
or you could always tie him down and saw his testicles off with a rusted butter knife.
nope...i woke up this morning and my hand is fine. but anyways the car is a early 90's/late 80's grand prix. and your right, i shouldve punched him instead.
you still friends?
Definitely ask him (nicely) to claim it on his insurance. Some states have NO deductable. Buy him a nice bag and call it even.
yeah we are...i think. i havent talked to him today, i fled his house in the wee hours of the morning.
Nope, your insurance will go up if you deduct it. Not worth it on that small of a claim. I broke a windshield and it cost me $250 and if your friends just work it out and laugh about it later.
that shouldnt be to bad then my ex father inlaw owned a auto glass shop those are fairly common peices of glass so it should not be to bad the insurance thing may work if broken from the outside if from the inside ya'll might have some explainin to do if it is a obvious interior break btw a large percentage of broken windsheilds are due to domestic disputesQuote:
Originally Posted by hardon