Hit and Run
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Joined: Sep 2002
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From: Kansas City, MO
One Night, while at a friends apartment, my (then two week old) Lightning, was visously hit by the door of a piece of ***** Masda Pickup. It chipped the paint on the passenger door handle. I was livved!!!! 
...but I couldn't prove he did it....so I get to either fix it, or stare at it every time I pass the door handle.
It really chaps my a$$ at the lack of respect some people have.
My winter ride is an 88 Olds that has hail damage and the clearcoat is peeling off. I wouldn't even think about letting my door hit another car. I don't care what happens to the Olds, but I have respect for other people property. It goes back to that golden rule we were all tought in Kindergarden."Do on to others as you would do on to you"
Sorry to vent
...but I couldn't prove he did it....so I get to either fix it, or stare at it every time I pass the door handle.It really chaps my a$$ at the lack of respect some people have.
My winter ride is an 88 Olds that has hail damage and the clearcoat is peeling off. I wouldn't even think about letting my door hit another car. I don't care what happens to the Olds, but I have respect for other people property. It goes back to that golden rule we were all tought in Kindergarden."Do on to others as you would do on to you"
Sorry to vent
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Joined: Sep 2000
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From: Markham, Ontario Canada
Venting is good. 
The problem about getting things like this fixed is that the whole panel has to be repainted to make it look as close to original as possible. But it is never the same after.
The problem about getting things like this fixed is that the whole panel has to be repainted to make it look as close to original as possible. But it is never the same after.