>From what I hear, you will be lucky if you get him, as it is usually always
the person who rearends another that is at fault, according to the insurance
company. My adjustor said 99.9% of the time, but I hope you fall into that
.1% Good luck! Btw, the damage to the Dak is 1139.53 on my accident
Blake
'93 LE Silver/White
4x2 Auto
5.2L 318cu V-8
-----Original Message-----
From: brock skoloda <glock2340@yahoo.com>
To: dakota-truck@buffnet.net <dakota-truck@buffnet.net>
Date: Monday, April 19, 1999 2:38 PM
Subject: DML: Yet another dak accident
>I'll try to make a long story short. After work on thurs. I stopped
>at a store, came out of store, got into truck, drove about 75 yards and
>had an idiot in an olds 98 pull out in front of me. I slammed on the
>brakes and the next thing I knew, I saw pieces of my headlight assembly
>flying.
>
>When we got out of the vehicle, the guy said, well neither one of us
>had a stop sign. He wanted to exchange names but I called the state
>police first. The cop did the report and stated he feels the other guy
>was at fault but he feels I was going too fast in a shopping center, he
>said he estimated I was doing 30 mph. (I had the right of way, he was
>pulling out of a lane of parking stalls). I had to have the truck
>towed because the bumper damaged the radiator, total estimate of damage
>$1,800. Now I have to go after the other guys insurance.
>
>Too make things worse, I got a rental car, went away for the weekend
>for the first day of trout season. Came back to the car after we were
>done and discovered someone backed into the rental, smashing the grill,
>headlight, and corner of the front fender. The driver never left his
>name so I had to report a hit and run. Can things get any worse?
>
>Eric
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