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<P> <P>This is my Corksport front nose after 6 hours of having it installed. This is how fiberglass holds up to a 35 MPH accident into a curb. Some of it maybe fixable, but at this point I am not sure.<p>[ January 30, 2002: Message edited by: Skiddy ]

ouch... <P>Did you swerve to avoid something?<P>Will Insurance cover it for you?

Yea, Seeing as I go to school in Erie PA, The friday I went out it was pretty cold and I took the Bayfront, which i should of know better because i knew it would be icy. I went to swerve to avoid an object in the road and lost control, nearly hitting oncoming traffic, but ended up spiining around into a crub. I also had 4 other people in my car, luckily no one was hurt but insurance won't cover me. I got the MS Style nose put on because I hit a deer a few months back on the same side. WHat are the chances of that? Still debating what to do, i have my original bumper for now, but i think the fiberglass is just too hard to fix. I have the midle piece but not all the pieces.

Hey bud!<P>i fuct up my fx front end too and its fibre glass, but i fix her my self! haha! used some of my epoxy, its holdin awesome! looks like new! of course urs a lot worst than mine, but u get he picture<BR>later

I say go without the nose piece. It looks cool without it. All Mad Max and stuff.

I would go without the nose piece, but the left side is cricked off and i don't have the piece. The nose piece I actually have , I got an estimate from a local guy who fixes fiberglass, and they told me about 8-10 labor plus supplies, and somehow it came out to be 400 plus to paint. It is freaking ridicilous. I am still debating weather to go without the nose piece or not, but i would want the left side fixed. We'll see. I wish i could do it myself.

in the wimter i take my front nose off, just cuz of the snow!

Ouch! It's sad to see MX-3's looking like that. Hope you get insurance money to pay for that.