Lesson learned, don't let your family members borrow your vehicles when they don't know how to handle non-highway terrain.
Doesn't look bad, but its actually quite a bit of unseen damage. Nearly every major body panel is busted in, shattered windows, tailgate is busted, etc.
RIP : Sandy
2/8/2019
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It’s been over 30 minutes; don’t leave us hanging! What happened?
That sucks man.....What the hell happened?
Just bang out the dents and your good to go!
good thing your brother's ok.
I'll double down on that. Are you sure it isn't fixable? (Phoenix and whatnot)@eimkeith sponsor my next 3rd gen with a PCK
That sucks man.
Get ready to start haggling with your insurance company. Find a list of comps quickly so you can back up what the rig was worth. If you have the room buy it back and then take what parts you can off for the next rig. Part out the rest. Oh, and make your brother do all that fucking work while you sit in a chair drinking beer.
"buddies" lol - how many are ready to work? put that shit back together?
oh man I feel your pain. not my brother but a good buddy was borrowing my Runner while his truck was in the shop. Got a call that he had rolled it while night wheeling (without permission). Glad your brother is ok and I agree with all the statements about insurance. Get your stuff out and buy it back and rebuild with another rig.
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I will say building my second and current Runner was a great way to do the things I wished I had done to the first.