[rrragno]

So I get the very pleasant phone call this morning of my movers telling me that my car slid in the moving truck, hit the side wall, and has significant damage to the front of the vehicle.

I haven't seen the damage yet, and will not until Friday, which is when my car and other belongings will be delivered to Sausalito.

The moving company has told me everything is insured.

Does anybody have any experience with this? Do I get to say where I want to take my baby to get repaired? FMSF? FMSV?

This just plain sux.

 

[stewmims]

make sure they have some provision for deminished resale value. if/when you sell, whoever buys it will use a paint meter and see that you have had repairs and subsequently give you less.

 

[DeaneG]

I'd ask FMSF who they use for bodywork. The dealership's leverage may be useful to help get the repair quality you want.

 

[bluyork]

Very sorry to hear this.

I bought my car from SV. This was sales, but a guy named Jason was big-time helpful and honest so I'd consider him a resource.

 

[DeaneG]

... This was sales, but a guy named Jason was big-time helpful and honest so I'd consider him a resource.

Jason @ FoSV also seems to me to be very much a standup guy, I would also recommend him as a resource/sounding board.

 

[demoe]

Fmsf

they use Anthony's Auto Craft for all their body work. they are about 1 mile away from the Service dept in San Rafael.