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My neighbor reversed into my rear quarter today >_< not happy, not sure I want to bring a damaged car to a show now :)

Aw nooo ;) How much damage matey?

I am really looking forward to tomorrow!! Car is shiny and safely under cover :)

hey guys,didnt think i was going to be able to make it. My eldest daughter had heart surgery at westmead childrens hospital on monday afternoon and i have been up here sinse. i had written the day off but she is going great guns and i have been given a day pass. it means ill have to drive down 2moro morn at 5 to load car and then bring it back up. just wondering if you will be able to help clean her up once i get there as i havent touched her for a couple of weeks, and if something goes pear shaped i can get a lift back to the hospital and someone look after her for me. I know it is a big ask but dont want to miss such a big event on the SAU callender. Anyway, hope to see you in the morning. I may be a little late but still hoping to get there at 9

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