I had a similar experience with the Boxer once. The "crunch" is an awful feeling. Only good news is that it shouldn't be to hard or expensive to fix.
:green: :green: :green:Pete04222 said:I know a guy in California with a 550 that does this kind of stuff all the time.
:lol:Pete04222 said:"I know a guy in California with a 550 that does this kind of stuff all the time."
:lol: :lol: Sad story now happy. :wink: :green:Pete04222 said:"Yeah, its just cosmetic. I wouldn't worry about it. I know a guy in California with a 550 that does this kind of stuff all the time."
Dirk, I couldn't stop. There was nothing I could have done about it at that point and I really didn't want to know.Dj Dirk said::lol:Pete04222 said:"I know a guy in California with a 550 that does this kind of stuff all the time."
hilarious Peter :green:
but good to hear that nothing is really damaged, that must have been a really big scare, i'm suprised that you still drove home first
i would have pulled over inmeddiatly and check it out
Yeah, it will be easy to fix. I used to work in a boatyard repairing fiberglass boats so I'll be able to get it correct for next to no money. I am planning of having the car repainted in three years so I'll worry about it then. Until then, I might paint the bottom inch of the spoiler black to hide the damage.Boxer42 said:I had a similar experience with the Boxer once. The "crunch" is an awful feeling. Only good news is that it shouldn't be to hard or expensive to fix.
LOL :green:Pete04222 said:My wife says, "Is it OK?" I said, "Yeah, its just cosmetic. I wouldn't worry about it. I know a guy in California with a 550 that does this kind of stuff all the time."