It Finally Happened...My Camera Broke

Ok, well maybe not broke. But I was shooting at a job, and noticed a portion of the photo was really bright, but just in a thick line. Confused, I shot another photo and another photo..still the same thing. I opened up my camera, only to find one of the shutter blinds had come loose. My 100,000 actuation rated camera(/shutter) finally gave in, at a mere 60k. I've been thinking of switching to Sony for the past few months, and have been drooling over the Sony a7iii for many reasons (especially video). I had it in the back of my mind that eventually I would sell this guy, and either get the Mark II (6d) or swap to Sony. I took it to my local camera repair shop, and had told myself if it was under $200 to fix, I'd go ahead and fix the shutter and still eventually sell it..my thought is that I'll be able to sell it for more if it's intact, instead of selling as-is and getting low-ball offers. I was quoted right at $195 to fix it, and he said it should last for however long it's rated for (again, 100,000 or so).

So..I told him yes. I'll play the waiting game while he gets the part shipped over and fixes it, but has anyone else had their shutter life ended? Did you fix it, or sell as-is? Or should I have just packed my bags for Sony and never looked back?

Photo originally published here, right after I bought it.