2017 SuperCrew Burns Down After Front End Collision
08-03-2017, 05:17 PM
#23
Junior Member
Thread Starter
08-03-2017, 05:32 PM
#25
Save the Manuals!
from an insurance perspective, it could cost them $10k to retain an expert for analysis to determine cause and origin of the fire only to find out it's something not 100% 'provable' against Ford and not be able to recover much, if anything in subrogation. At least they're taking care of you, GL with new truck!
08-03-2017, 05:49 PM
#26
Glad you are OK, was the other people involved injured?
Check out the front ties, they look like they belong on a 40's hotrod lol. The body melting is interesting, aluminum's melting point is 1218 F and steel's is 2500 F, not that it matters unless you're unconscious in the cab
Check out the front ties, they look like they belong on a 40's hotrod lol. The body melting is interesting, aluminum's melting point is 1218 F and steel's is 2500 F, not that it matters unless you're unconscious in the cab
08-03-2017, 06:46 PM
#27
Large Member
that sucks. pretty amazing images though. i'm still in awe everytime i see one of these aluminum trucks that's been on fire.
08-03-2017, 06:51 PM
#28
Senior Member
Dibs on your sync 3 screen 😜
All kidding aside that is craazy!! Glad you are ok and I'm sure insurance will make this right. 2 months old I can't imagine them giving you any less for it.
On the plus side at least you won't have to start a new "insurance wants to replace frame, is it a good idea?" Threads!
All kidding aside that is craazy!! Glad you are ok and I'm sure insurance will make this right. 2 months old I can't imagine them giving you any less for it.
On the plus side at least you won't have to start a new "insurance wants to replace frame, is it a good idea?" Threads!
