35 Miss. Code. R. 7-07-02-100 - Definitions
1. The term "salvage vehicle" shall mean a
motor vehicle which an insurance company obtains from the owner as a result of
paying a total loss claim resulting from collision, fire, flood, accident, hail
damage, trespass, un-recovered theft, or other occurrence. The provisions of
this section shall not apply to a motor vehicle which is ten (10) years old or
older with a value of one thousand five hundred dollars ($1,500) or less, or to
a motor vehicle with damage which will require the replacement or repair of
five (5) or fewer minor component parts.
2. The term "rebuilt vehicle" shall mean a
vehicle which has been reconstructed in this state and in the reconstruction
process one (1) major or five (5) minor component parts; or, six (6) minor
component parts; or, two (2) or more major component parts; or the cowl or
firewall; air bags: or both the front end assembly and rear clip are repaired
or replaced as a result of collision damage.
3. "Salvage Certificate of Title shall" mean
a document issued by the Department of Revenue or a salvage vehicle as defined
in Section 100, paragraph 1.
4.
"Junked Certificate of Title" shall mean; a document issued by the Department
for a vehicle which has been scrapped, dismantled or destroyed and the owner
has surrendered the Mississippi Certificate of Title to the Department in
Accordance with Miss. Code Ann. Section
63-21-39,
amended.
5. The term component
parts as pertaining to passenger vehicle as set herein shall mean;
a. Major component parts:
i. cowl or firewall;
ii. front-end assembly;
iii. rear clip including roof panel;
iv. roof panel when installed
separately;
v. frame, or any
portion thereof, or in the case of a unitized body, the supporting structure
which serves as the frame;
vi. any
combination of five (5) minor component parts;
vii. motor or engine (replaced):
viii. air bags.
b. Minor component parts:
i. each door;
ii. hood;
iii. each fender or quarter panel;
iv. deck lid or hatchback;
v. each bumper;
vi. both t-tops;
vii. transmission/transaxle (replaced).
c. As used in this
section:
i. front-end assembly means all of
the following: hood, fenders, bumper, radiator supports, and supporting members
for such items. In the case of a unitized body, the front-end assembly includes
frame support members.
ii.
Rear-clip means all of the following: roof, quarter panels, trunk lid, floor
pan, and the support members of such item.
6. Truck, Truck Type or Bus Type Vehicles. A
component part shown in paragraph (5)(a) not listed in this section which is
common to trucks, truck type vehicle should be listed from (5)(a) if repaired
or replaced.
a. Major component parts:
i. frame or any portion thereof or, in the
case of a unitized body, the supporting structure which serves as the
frame;
ii. cab;
iii. cargo compartment floor panel or
passenger compartment floor pan;
iv. transmission or transaxle
(replaced);
v. motor or engine
(replaced);
vi. roof
panel:
vii. air bags.
b. Minor component parts:
i. each door;
ii. hood;
iii. each fender or quarter panel;
iv. each bumper;
v. tailgate.
7. Motorcycle Component parts:
a. engine or motor;
b. transmission or trans-axle;
c. frame;
d. front fork;
e. crankcase.
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