I know where you're coming from. I would, personally, rather risk getting a
ticket and park where I am not supposed to than park in an area full of cars
that have klutzes for owners.
Fermin Lizalde Jr. (still ding free, knock on wood)
2K Dakota Sport C/C, V-6 Auto,
Sony No Balony Head unit, Sony 10-disc CD changer
Kenwood Excelon 6" (front), Boston Acoustics 6"
(rear), Kenwood 600w amp powering 2
R/F 12" Subs in Bandpass box all wired w/
Monster Cable.
roachmotel69@home.com
----- Original Message -----
From: "Cale" <vencomatic@ameritech.net>
To: <dakota-truck@buffnet.net>
Sent: Friday, May 05, 2000 6:57 PM
Subject: Re: DML: Bodyside molding?/Door dings
> Here's what you do - park in Siberia. Other people simply aren't
> careful enough to avoid doing damage to your property. Car and Driver
> had a great article maybe 2 years ago full of retaliatory tactics if you
> actually catch the perp who dinged you - really funny, does anyone else
> remember this one? Everyone laughs at me when I park 300' from the
> restaurant or store, but I've got no door dings. It sucks, but it's the
> only true way to keep your doors smooth.
> Later
> Cale
> 98cc318sport
>
>
> Korey Atterberry wrote:
> >
> > After receiving yet another dent on the raised section of my driver
> > door from someone unable or unwilling to hang onto their own door, I've
> > been contemplating getting some bodyside molding. I got a black
> > gen-III club cab. Has anyone done this? Is it even possible, with the
> > way the side is shaped? How does it look? Any pictures?
> >
> > Thanks,
> > Korey Atterberry
> > 2000 Sport+ Club Cab, V/6, linex, sportmasters hinged soft tonneau
> >
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