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  1. #1
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    Default Damage :( What do I do?

    Please help the roof collapsed where I was storing my 98 Outback for winter. Have a look what should I do about the holes in the top deck. None through the hull.
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    Sorry that happened... what a bummer. That's a pretty big hole through the top. I'd get a couple of good fiberglass shops to take a look and get their professional opinion. You may want to look into diminished value as well, depending on the extent of the damages. Good luck!

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    WOW sorry to see that bro. Honestly i think they will call it a total unless your paying out of pocket. Thats more glass damage then the boat is valued at on the market 7 to 12K.

    I would follow Brains advise and get it looked at to see what it will cost though. If its insured might look at what they will give you as a total and look into a newer boat. If thats not an option you can sometimes get the insurance to Total the boat and then buy it right back from them as a salvage title. Then use your extra money from insurance to repair the boat.
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    OMG, I think I might cry. That has to be just devastating. I hope you have insurance.
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    I don't think it is as bad as you think unless there is damage below the deck.
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  6. #6
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    Where are you located? Depending on your location that might not be too bad of a repair given a few other obstacles being met.
    If you can find someone with the same model boat that will let you pull a mold from there boat matching the damage area you can easily repair yours. Nodamage will be done to the donor boat. Have a glass shop pull a mold then build a part and glass it to you your boat. we have done this on many race boats in the past. Sounds easy but it is a time consuming process so insurance might be the best bet, if it applies.
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    Doesn't look like anything some duct tape wont fix....Actually that really sucks. Hope insurance takes care of you.
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    I just threw up in my mouth........
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    thats a shame stuff like that happens
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  10. #10
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    11 Outback V hit this spot on. You are going to need have a mold made to recreate the rear end of your boat, we fixed a similar issue on an X-15.
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