Hit and Run, not far enough
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Joined: Jul 2004
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From: IL
Wow that sucks atleast you gave him a piece of your mind. It was really a lughabe concept when he said he was goin to leave a note on your windshield that is BS. I always park my baby kinda far but every now and then old F150's park by me lol they flock over to my truck. I heard somewhere leaving ur hitch in the receiver is illegal is that true.
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Joined: Oct 2006
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From: Garden Grove, CA
That sucks Noles,
Good job rewarding the people that deserved it, restraining yourself from an arrest on assualt, and I feel bad for your poor truck cuz it's gorgeious, but since he damaged the side you should shave your whole truck, if the repairs haven't already been made.
Oh yeah, for those of you thinking about putting a ball mount in your unused hitch, think about this... Yes, in very low speed (1-3mph) collisions you'll better off than the car that hit you, BUT in any collision around 5-10mph, your way worse off than an empty hitch. With those forces your bumper needs to do it's job and absorb the impact, not your frame, a tweaked frame is far worse than some minor sheet metal damage, your truck may never drive straight again.
Good job rewarding the people that deserved it, restraining yourself from an arrest on assualt, and I feel bad for your poor truck cuz it's gorgeious, but since he damaged the side you should shave your whole truck, if the repairs haven't already been made.
Oh yeah, for those of you thinking about putting a ball mount in your unused hitch, think about this... Yes, in very low speed (1-3mph) collisions you'll better off than the car that hit you, BUT in any collision around 5-10mph, your way worse off than an empty hitch. With those forces your bumper needs to do it's job and absorb the impact, not your frame, a tweaked frame is far worse than some minor sheet metal damage, your truck may never drive straight again.