Bob Tom <tigers@bserv.com> wrote:
: Jason,
: Very sorry to hear about your incident. If it's any consolation,
: something like that happens more often than you'd think.
Indeed. Except for me of course; I mean, I'd never back into
anybody's Cherokee or anything like that. :-) Ummm, or start my
Dak with the remote start while it was in gear and inside of a
building... No, nothing even remotely close to that! :-)
: I put a pretty big dent in HOT DAK's rear bumper when I backed
: into one of those crash barriers they put around the gas pumps on the
: PA turnpike some years back when I went to race at the Cecil track.
: Sorry to say but if your bumper metal is anything like the one on
: the 97, it's pretty hard to get the dent out so that it won't be slightly
: noticeable.
On the plus side, since Jason has the painted bumpers, it may be
possible to hammer it pretty close and then use a little bondo to
hide the rest. :-) (Since the whole bumper probably needs a
repaint anyway.) Maybe even use something like Hurculiner or
Duraliner, instead of regular paint.
--
-Jon-
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