With automobiles![:@] First I had a Subaru Impreza 2.5RS. I loved that car till aFord Faremont (?) drug its steel front bumper across the whole side of my car. Even with all my CSI skills the cops couldnt prove he did it because there were no witnesses. Second my Ford Ranger was stolen. Third was my F150 being hit multiple times at work with bundles of lumber. No one fessed up so I had to foot the bill. And now my new pride and joy (Dodge Ram 2500) of six months was hit by a fork lifts forks a while back. Ithit under the passenger door. Got the rocker panel and the bottom part of the door. Its so low I couldnt tell untill I today when I opened up my pass door to grab something and just happened to look down and see the dent in the door. And untill some one says something Im going to have to pay for this too![:@] No one will get into trouble. And the company will pay for it if some one says they did it. Im so pissed right now. Some people now a daysjust dont have morals.
Im buying a Gremlin!

 

wow time to buy a metro

 

Wow that sucks. Did this happen at work?

 

... my dad had one back in the day...

 

Im 99% sure it happened at work. I do drive to construction sites alot. But they are finished streets and houses so there are no construction fork lifts around.

 

SWEET!!!!

 

**** the Pacer, get a Gremlin with a 351m woot!

 

I had a '97 Z28 Camaro. I got rear ended 2 months after owning it. EVERY single year after that, there was body damage that needed to be repaired. The 6th year, I had just gotten the car fixed and then it was rearended again the following week. I gave up and sold it. My last incident happened a few years ago with my current car, Ford Focus about 3 months after owning it. Broken fencing blew off the back of a landscaper's truck an hit my car. I never got the damage fixed. It's just a car and only serves one purpose for me...get from point A to point B. From now on, I'm only going for fuel economy and less on the looks. The Prius is starting to look appealling, but not until I drive the Focus into the ground.