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thats mainly cosmetic. I would be looking at the headlight mount and a new guard myself. having said that its not torn and I dare say any decent panel shop could hammer it back out and straight.

got insurance?

thats mainly cosmetic. I would be looking at the headlight mount and a new guard myself. having said that its not torn and I dare say any decent panel shop could hammer it back out and straight.

got ?

no insurance,has had it for 3 days..

drive it around then,save some money and fix it. thats easily a $1000 worth of ding if you do not have to replce teh panel . it almost looks like it was backed into twice at that height.

drive it around then,save some money and fix it. thats easily a $1000 worth of ding if you do not have to replce teh panel . it almost looks like it was backed into twice at that height.

thanks man.

Edited by Tom0956

geeez you jus got the thing too... N i was crying about this lil tiny door ding on my car i got last nyte which i was about to post help for..

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i think id crap myself if i came back to my car n found that big ass dent on it.. on a slightly related note anyone know a decent place to get small dings repaired in sydney

woah, sorry to hear man and only 3 days!! OUCH!, always hurts 2wice as much when its not your fault and the As**** dosnt leave a note.

...i got a nasty dent too, parked for like 5 mins came back and this is what happened!!, sigh been so angry/freaked haven't driven it for a week!

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sorry bout pic quality, low light and crappy iphone cam....damage on rear right wheel well...gosh pple quoting 500-650 for repair!!

Edited by sethaiyaar

fark this is exactly why I try to park my car between other workers cars @ my work so if i get a ding I know who did it and more so that my fellow workers would hopefully take care when they open up their doors

when in comes to shopping centres I allways try park away from other cars 2

fark this is exactly why I try to park my car between other workers cars @ my work so if i get a ding I know who did it and more so that my fellow workers would hopefully take care when they open up their doors

when in comes to shopping centres I allways try park away from other cars 2

it is hard to drive such a car...

woah, sorry to hear man and only 3 days!! OUCH!, always hurts 2wice as much when its not your fault and the As**** dosnt leave a note.

...i got a nasty dent too, parked for like 5 mins came back and this is what happened!!, sigh been so angry/freaked haven't driven it for a week!

post-51287-1244357945_thumb.jpg

sorry bout pic quality, low light and crappy iphone cam....damage on rear right wheel well...gosh pple quoting 500-650 for repair!!

really not my fault, really hurts me

fark this is exactly why I try to park my car between other workers cars @ my work so if i get a ding I know who did it and more so that my fellow workers would hopefully take care when they open up their doors

when in comes to shopping centres I allways try park away from other cars 2

+1, I always do this.

Also don't you hate it when you picked like the most far away & remote location in a shopping center car park to park & when you come back you find a sh*t box rust bucket parked next to you (when there are like a million other spots available closer to the shops), then you have to do a detailed check around your car for like 10 minutes.

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