I found this years had more reaction than previous too, but mune was a very sore arm for a month. I understand if you react its a sign you immune system has been jolted into superdirve and that although unpleasant its a good sign. Surely worth getting teh protection that is on offer though as we get older. I hope you are back to normal by Christmas.
Oh deers. Im sorry to hear Mrs J is still battling. Winter is just not a good time for respiratory ailments. At least she is being monitored. It really shows how anti biotics struggle to function these days. The situation is really not good and due to various factors not enough investment is being made into development of new medicines. We are just having daughters this year, which is uisual and Im not sorry its a pretty quiet affair.
One day suggest a higher gear, if you fancy a divorce
How about one of those EV imitation real engine noises running through the sound system, preferably 1960s F1.
You really wouldnt lol
We would need a LOT of rain to clean this lot.. They are caked!I thought that was what rain was for.
Gutted for you, my commiserations. This is a big problem around us because when ever there's a big funeral people who are late for the service crowd into our street - most of the other streets around us are yellow lined - and just abandon their cars anywhere they can find. So parked across residents driveways, on corners, etc, etc. The problem then becomes that for the following hour, or more if people go to the nearby hotel where the receptions are often held, Delivery vans, refuse collection etc, etc, can't get access. Or, if they try, it often ends in tears.I bought my Bravo 6 weeks ago, took 4 weeks to sort out the stalling issue, so I've been finally enjoying driving it around for 1-2 weeks...until my neighbour called me today at 6pm to let me know, some f***ing pos hit the side of my car
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I'm well pissed off, and of course no insurance details were left. There's marks from top of fuel tank cover, to the front indicator, scratching the side skirt, handle bars, rear view mirror, and of course the huge middle section. Apart from the white paint and smaller scratches, there's a 40cm/15" long dent in the rear door panel, around 4mm/ 0.15" deep.
I've spent an hour in the dark trying to remove the white marks, I've scrubbed off as much as I could, but I'll face the real damage tomorrow morning...
I do not like parking on the street, but my gate hinge is broken, and I thought it'll be fine for a few weeks until I find someone to fix it, especially I live on a quite street. Unfortunately it wasn't.
Just a thought, any neighbours got security cameras on the front of their houses? My next door neighbour has one which covers from his house to the corner at the end of the road. Unfortunately we're the other side of him so no use for us.I bought my Bravo 6 weeks ago, took 4 weeks to sort out the stalling issue, so I've been finally enjoying driving it around for 1-2 weeks...until my neighbour called me today at 6pm to let me know, some f***ing pos hit the side of my car
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I'm well pissed off, and of course no insurance details were left. There's marks from top of fuel tank cover, to the front indicator, scratching the side skirt, handle bars, rear view mirror, and of course the huge middle section. Apart from the white paint and smaller scratches, there's a 40cm/15" long dent in the rear door panel, around 4mm/ 0.15" deep.
I've spent an hour in the dark trying to remove the white marks, I've scrubbed off as much as I could, but I'll face the real damage tomorrow morning...
I do not like parking on the street, but my gate hinge is broken, and I thought it'll be fine for a few weeks until I find someone to fix it, especially I live on a quite street. Unfortunately it wasn't.
Thanks mate, unfortunately no cameras as front neighbour a 100 yards down the road, I've a door cam in box but I was waiting for new year to set it up, serves me right
. There's 9 cars on that road and only mine got damaged, I assume that pos wanted to turn around but it's a one-way street, so there's not exactly enough room.
I reckon one of those mobile dent removers could easily tackle that. Had one that managed to get a dent out, that went through the swage line near the bottom of the door, you really wouldn’t know itThanks mate, unfortunately no cameras as front neighbour a 100 yards down the road, I've a door cam in box but I was waiting for new year to set it up, serves me right
I've spent an hour in the dark cleaning it up and a bit today as well, this is what it looks now:View attachment 457467
I'm not happy at all, no surprise there, the only thing is at the least the rest of the panels didn't seem to take any visible damage.
A new door is around £300-ish, I'll leave it for now as see if I can buff it out more.
The gate cam if going up for sure, and I'll find someone to fix the gate hinges asap.
I didn't like it before, but I definitely won't park outside anymore. Goes to show, you gotta fix things when they don't feel right.
Exactly what was going through my mind.
Try one of the paintelss body repair places they can be very very good at dealing with this sort of thing for sensible money. Im really sorry to hear about this. Its just commion decency to own up and let insurance do its thing. Dammit its what its for !!!Thanks mate, unfortunately no cameras as front neighbour a 100 yards down the road, I've a door cam in box but I was waiting for new year to set it up, serves me right
I've spent an hour in the dark cleaning it up and a bit today as well, this is what it looks now:View attachment 457467
I'm not happy at all, no surprise there, the only thing is at the least the rest of the panels didn't seem to take any visible damage.
A new door is around £300-ish, I'll leave it for now as see if I can buff it out more.
The gate cam if going up for sure, and I'll find someone to fix the gate hinges asap.
I didn't like it before, but I definitely won't park outside anymore. Goes to show, you gotta fix things when they don't feel right.
