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Posted by Dr.EVIL on November 30, 2005 at 09:48:08 from (216.136.115.250):
In Reply to: Lost My Load posted by T_Bone on November 29, 2005 at 15:45:14:
I had a situation just like Steve Crum described happen to Me about 5 yrs ago. Part of a plastic kid's play house blew out of a pickup ahead of me about 150 feet doing 70 mph. Good Friday it was, traffic was kinda heavy. I managed to swerve into the Median on I-94 but not before the plastic, about 4 ft X 5 ft hit My bumper, busted My grill, and shattered My windshield. Person driving the other pickup didn't even know They lost anything. Person with a Cell Phone (Bless them!) called in the accident. I call the State Police when I got home and They were expecting My call. Not sure if the Lady driving the other truck got a ticket but I hope so. The plastic was tied in Her truck with gift wrapping ribbon. I know it cost Her insurance co. about $2500 to fix My truck, and I didn't even have the expensive dent fixed! It was very minor, hardly noticable and I didn't want the body shop screwing with My truck's paint! They would have had to paint most of the right front fender, the hood, and part of the door. The body shop screwed-up everything else they touched, and some other stuff besides so I'm glad they didn't "FIX" anything else!
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