Employee just hit my car.........
03-25-2008, 02:14 PM
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Employee just hit my car......... No pics yet...feeling woosy and sick right now. Good thing though it's all on video tape. My driver side quater panel is screwed 
03-25-2008, 06:29 PM
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I crushed the driver side of my Bosses brand new Pacifica with a fork lift a few years back at another job...I was promoted that same year hahahahahahahahahh
Could be worse!
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Could be worse!
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03-25-2008, 07:25 PM
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I always park out of the way (so I thought) perpendicular to some of the other cars and the girl just backed straight up instead of cutting the wheels. I now have a crease above the wheel well about 2' long and it's also pushed in at the bottom of the wheel well right behind the rocker panel. All this with a damn toyota solara......barely knocked the paint off of it.
03-25-2008, 11:17 PM
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I always park out of the way (so I thought) perpendicular to some of the other cars and the girl just backed straight up instead of cutting the wheels. I now have a crease above the wheel well about 2' long and it's also pushed in at the bottom of the wheel well right behind the rocker panel. All this with a damn toyota solara......barely knocked the paint off of it.
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03-26-2008, 09:10 AM
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My worry has always been that one of the forklift drivers would get my car or one of these over the road truck drivers that only know how to drive forward would back into it not another employee that didn't have enough sense to turn the wheels of their vehicle to avoid my car....
03-26-2008, 03:31 PM
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man i was pumping gas one time and some biatch (was pretty damn hott to be honest) rammed right into the back fo my car in her 300C. Cracked my rear bumper and damaged the drivers tail light. Her car just had a little piece of paint missing. She paid for it, wrote a check on the spot, but she got pissed when I asked her what she was doing later that night lol.
And yes at least your hood is intact. No damage to the wheel either?
And yes at least your hood is intact. No damage to the wheel either?
03-26-2008, 03:44 PM
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man i was pumping gas one time and some biatch (was pretty damn hott to be honest) rammed right into the back fo my car in her 300C. Cracked my rear bumper and damaged the drivers tail light. Her car just had a little piece of paint missing. She paid for it, wrote a check on the spot, but she got pissed when I asked her what she was doing later that night lol.
And yes at least your hood is intact. No damage to the wheel either?
And yes at least your hood is intact. No damage to the wheel either?
03-26-2008, 09:13 PM
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i just personally never understood why guys spend money to align their cars if there hasnt been impacts to the suspension or wheel/tire. dropping 80 dollars isnt my idea of a good time. all they are doing is measuring sweep on teh front wheels. most dont do anything to the rear since there is virtually no adjustments in a solid axle.