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Foxscotch:

why do all the rear ends look EXACTLY THE SAME

AtlasBlue:


--- Quote from: Skig² on September 03, 2015, 08:25:18 PM ---Also, if you don't mind looking at car research...





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First one is OK but the rest are abominations.

Couple days back I accidentally backed my Yukon into my neighbor's friend's door. My car was fine but the other car's door got completely wrecked, probably like a $3000 fix. I don't know HOW I beat it up so bad, I was barely even moving. I blame the trailer hitch.

My dad said he'd cover me this time only, so no more accidents for me. I'm probably going to end up paying him back too, once I get a job.

Georges:

$3000 for a door? What kind of car is is?!

AtlasBlue:


--- Quote from: Georges on September 03, 2015, 09:03:33 PM ---$3000 for a door? What kind of car is is?!

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It was some Toyota SUV, don't know specific year or model.

And okay, maybe $1000. I'm bad at estimates. It was a pretty big dent, though...

Plethora:

On Tuesday my brakes failed.  Driving my brother to work and I slow down to take a right turn and the pedal just goes right to the floor.  Would've hit the Buick in front of me if I didn't have the presence of mind to yank the e brake, still came close though, could hear the screech of my tires.  Drove to the next parking lot and had my brother call my folks to drive him the rest of the way and then pick me up (of course my car goes kaput the one time I don't have my phone on me).  Rear driver wheel area leaked brake fluid badly, brake fluid level down to minimum levels in seconds (I keep a thing of brake fluid in the trunk, refilled the reservoir, and pushed the brakes and it all drained away; no abs on my car, I'm told with abs it would cut the flow to the blown line).  Had Triple A tow it to my buddy's house where the brake lines are being replaced and other maintenance is being done including figuring out why it's taking so long to start up (something to do with pressure in the fuel lines I think).  Interestingly enough, the last time the brake lines were done, before I owned the vehicle, the old ones were just severed and left in.

So yeah, that disastertastrophe happened the day before school started back up, so yesterday and tomorrow I'm depending on the goodwill of my folks and maybe an old high school buddy of mine to get to and from school.  When it rains, it pours.

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