Hi Dave
Yeah sure il find out and pass the details on.
The damage was to the passenger side, were it was hit in an pulling out of a junction accident. The damage resulted in a new front bumper, bonnet, wing and headlight. The wind screen was not replaced or damaged and that's how I knew the accident wasn't to bad, also the front wheels are the original and unscrached. So I was quite happy to buy the car. The repair was carried out by a Renault sport enthusiast and MOT garage owner who gladly showed me the work done including all boxes for the parts and put it on the ramps for a full inspection before I took it way. He buys his car from a local yard where these cars are taken, he had his eye on it for awhile because the storage bill of the car was a contributing factor to the car being wrote off, this was evident from the whole look of the car being quite tidy.
Some Work i did when i go it home to make sure it was in true trophy form was to replace the CAT due to the clip cracking the lip of the original CAT, i also i had the dampers professionally looked at to make sure there was no damage. I replaced the rear dampers after they were looked at, it was the only thing advised to make sure the handling was perfect.
The cars history does lack recipes due to it being a CAT D and also comes with only with one key. I have a file with all the stuff I have done to the car in my year of owner ship. The original owner owned the car until the accident, also was a Clio enthusiast and had the car serviced at Renault and took very good care of the car. I have been in contact with him after the accident and this is how i found out.
If you have any more questions or would like to arrange a viewing then we can sort something out.
Cheers
Andrew