Thanks for the gift
08-26-2008, 12:50 PM
#1
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Join Date: Apr 2007
Location: SouthBay, Socal
Posts: 934
Thanks for the gift "UPDATE"
Some bastard left us a new gift while my wife attended jury duty, I really really hate stupid azz people, I am taking it to get fixed today its gonna cost $125. bucks I could have used that money for a new mod instead I have to fix this, this sucks I hope they get worse to their car. actually i hope someone totals their car. This is the first blemish on the stang we always take really good care of it just to have someone ruin it. I am really pissed sorry but I needed to VENT....
Javier
Just got home from the body shop and they did an excellent job cant tell I had such a nasty ding on the door. The total I paid was $145 and they also color sanded and buffed out a little scratch I had on the drivers side rear fender well. I highly recomend these guys for anybody in the SouthBay area... YYYEEEAAAHHHH BABY!!!!!!!!
Javier....
Fixed cant tell there was a door ding
Javier
Just got home from the body shop and they did an excellent job cant tell I had such a nasty ding on the door. The total I paid was $145 and they also color sanded and buffed out a little scratch I had on the drivers side rear fender well. I highly recomend these guys for anybody in the SouthBay area... YYYEEEAAAHHHH BABY!!!!!!!!
Javier....
Fixed cant tell there was a door ding
Last edited by Javdog; 08-26-2008 at 06:10 PM. Reason: Update
08-26-2008, 01:08 PM
#5
Join Date: May 2007
Location: Champaign, IL
Posts: 41
Oh no! I feel your pain. Some *expletive, expletive, expletive* soccer mom in an SUV (Chevy, of all things) gave me this 'gift' while I was sitting idle in my car. I was the world's angriest, cry-baby Mustanger in the world for about a month. Be glad it's only 125 bucks. Mine was alot more, damaged paint, and her insurance sucked. I had to pay for my own repair to avoid that cheapo repair they suggested. Keep your chin up though. Mine turned out as good as new and thankfully it's a distant memory. Good thing...though alot of people out there don't understand, you are among Mustang people who DO get it!
08-26-2008, 02:58 PM
#8
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Join Date: Feb 2008
Location: Nebraska
Posts: 794
Ouch! That's a pretty good ding. I always fear that happening to my stang. I suposse that is why I only have driven mine very sparingly since buying it. Unfortantely, even doing so, I will most likely end up with something somewhere down the line. 
