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My wife and I went out to pick up a few things at the store this evening. We parked our ss out around no other vehicles. We finish up shopping and walk out side. To our amazement we observe a truck towing a trailer with ladders on each side of it attempting to go through the space between our ss and parking lot island. By the time we got up to our car he had put a deep scratch down the side of the car. When I ask him what the h*** he was doing all he could do is apologize. I called the police and got them to file a report. I guess tomorrow it's off to the chevrolet body shop to see what they can do for me. I did in telling this story , left out a few words and actions you proably could had figured took place when I confronted him before the police got there. My big worry is our ss is sebring silver and I understand that it is hard to match that color. Dave, BIG-TOYZ, SSOA member, 97 Camaro SS, Build #3090, Sebring silver,a-4,SLP performance exhaust,SS floor mats,ss car cover,oil cooler, K&N Filter.
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It never ceases to amaze me how ignorant the average individual is. If you didn't end up in jail you have more control than I would have had. Good luck with the fix.
------------------ Kevin Villier (SSOA F99-0584) - 6M, TT, navy blue, dual-dual exhaust, chrome SS wheels, SLP shifter, Lou's "short-stick". Louisville, Kentucky
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I cannot imagine the rage I would feel. What a dumb#^@%! CLOWNS! Best of luck to you getting things worked out. As tempting as it might be, don't kill him.
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That is awful! I totally feel your pain. But at least you know who did it!
Good Luck with the repairs and keep us posted!
------------------ Amy F00-1724 2000 SS Navy Blue Metallic/ Black Top, Ebony Leather, ASR, SLP Floor Mats, car cover, dash plaque and Key fobs BMR STB, SLP SS Chrome 10 spokes with SS Centercap, Carbon Fiber Whisper Lid, SLP SS Grille, Camaro SS Fuel Rail Covers and PerfeXshine Tulsa Firebird and Camaro Club Member: http://www.lt1.net/tfcc/ COFBA Member: http://www.cofba.com SSOA Founding Member: http://www.ssoa.net
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It just goes to show you that some people are too stupid to be in the gene pool. I hope the guy's parents didn't have any other children that lived. I see this kind of stuff all the time and it just amazes me. Sometimes I almost think it's deliberate, like the guy thought "OK, he parked far away, so let's see what I can do to p&** him off" I agree with SS#2616, if you hadn't been there you'd have come out and "found" it that way. I feel bad for you. Stick to your guns with the repairs and don't let 'em try to get away with a sloppy repair. Good luck.
Andy
------------------ '01 SS #3122 Sunset Orange / Ebony Lea M-6, All GM Options Y2Y Options: Bilstein Susp. Dual-Dual 10-Spoke Chrome Whls SS Grille SS Mats SS Car Cover SS Dash Plaque SS Key Fobs
Posts: 214 | From: Pepperell MA USA | Registered: Jan 2001
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Sorry to hear about your missfortune. I got rearended the day after Christmas, it was only a three to four mile an hour hit so I was a nice guy and let the person go for $60.00. Bad move, he caused $400.00 damage. I noticed the clear coat spider cracking, now it's going to cost me $400.00 to have the bumper cover refinished. Moral of the story is allways get the pertinent information when your involved in an accident, no matter how slight it is.
------------------ Scott 97 SS #0676 CFFB #01 Red, A4, T-tops, Dk Gray Leather, PEG2 Options SLP Options: Performance Exhaust !CONE Torsen Differential, Oil Cooler, Floor Mats, Key Fobs, SS Car Cover Modifications: K&N Air Filter, Air Foil, Hotchkis STB, MSD 6AL Ignition, LG Motorsports Valve Cover Breather, MBA "SS" Throttle Body Plate, MBA 75mm MAF Ends, "Filter Mag" Oil Filter Magnet, NGK TR55VX Platinum Plugs, LT4 Knock Module, SLP Subframe Connectors (Welded On), SLP LCA's & Panhard Rod w/PST Polygraphite Bushings, SLP ATM, 1LE Driveshaft, 1LE Bellows, Mobil 1 (Green Cap), Sals Polish Products
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Most of these people have never owned anything as nice as what you have, so they just don't know how to treat something as special as our cars. That's terrible that it happened. The first week that I had my new 2000SS, I was following a pickup truck when a gallaon paint can fell off the back. The darn thing hit right under the right front fascia and caused the paint ot speider webb and crack. My delaership took the whole front peice of the car, repainted it and then reintalled it, matched the Dark Blue Met. paint perfectly, cost me $200.00 bucks. I figure it cost the dealer $2,000. You were lucky to get the person that did the damage, my guy never knew. 2000SS Dark Blue Met. M-6 w/hurst lots of other stuff:
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What a raw deal. I agree with the other guys though, in at least you saw it happen and have a responsible party. Seems like whenever I park out in BFE the city's population of old beaters flock to my car. Good luck getting it matched up. Jeff
------------------ 2000 Pewter SS M6 #1475
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Moral of the story is allways get the pertinent information when your involved in an accident, no matter how slight it is.
