Body Condition Sample Clauses

Body Condition a. No body damage, frame damage, tears or rust holes in the SNEMT vehicle body and/or loose pieces hanging from the SNEMT vehicle body are permitted. Front and rear fenders, bumpers, hood, trunk, and trim shall be securely fixed and shall be in correct alignment to the SNEMT vehicle as OEM. Body damage shall include any un-repaired dents, distortions, depressions, bulges, tears, holes, or disfigurements.
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Body Condition a. No body damage, frame damage, tears or rust holes in the SNEMT vehicle body and/or loose pieces hanging from the SNEMT vehicle body are permitted. Front and rear fenders, bumpers, hood, trunk, and trim shall be securely fixed and shall be in correct alignment to the SNEMT vehicle as OEM. Body damage shall include any un-repaired dents, distortions, depressions, bulges, tears, holes, or disfigurements. DocuSign Envelope ID: A6A3E017-8D27-4856-8392-1DDF17A70866
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Body Condition a. No body damage, frame damage, tears or rust holes in the SNEMT vehicle body and/or loose pieces hanging from the SNEMT vehicle body are permitted. Front and rear fenders, bumpers, hood, trunk, and trim shall be securely fixed and shall be in correct alignment to the SNEMT vehicle as OEM. Body damage shall include any un-repaired dents, distortions, depressions, bulges, tears, holes, or disfigurements. County of Orange 31 of 47 Abrazar, Inc. OC Community Resources Contract # 17-27-0001-M2 Attachment A-6
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Body Condition. 1. No significant body damage, frame damage, tears or rust holes in the vehicle body and/or loose pieces hanging from the vehicle body are permitted. Front and rear fenders, bumpers, hood, trunk, and trim shall be securely fixed and shall be in correct alignment to the vehicle as OEM. Body damage shall include any un-repaired dents, distortions, depressions, bulges, tears, holes, or disfigurements.
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