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I went to the mall today was inside for about 2 hours if that, came out to see that someone had hit the back of my truck and pushed the bumper down about 3 inches and didnt leave a note or any information at all. Im not really happy about that at all. So now Im just thinkin about pulling the bumper off and putting a roll pan on. Just really sucks

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That does suck man, I did the exact same thing years ago with my S-10. Unfortunately the next time some ahole hit me in the parking lot the it did even more damage. So I got the tailgate fixed took off the roll pan and got another bumper and it was hit a couple more times, but it was only the bumper.

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That does suck man, I did the exact same thing years ago with my S-10. Unfortunately the next time some ahole hit me in the parking lot the it did even more damage. So I got the tailgate fixed took off the roll pan and got another bumper and it was hit a couple more times, but it was only the bumper.

 

 

Im glad is isolated to the bumper only. Im just mad over that. Would of been even more if it was my tailgait and everything also.

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Could be worse..... They could run off the road and take out a flower bed and fence.... hit a small Oak tree leave their DRIVERS LICENSE and then to your face say they did not hit your tree and have NOT BEEN on that road..

 

UH oops I forgot to tell ya your DON'T have your drivers licenses I DO... You dropped them, IN MY FLOWER BED.

 

OH yeah the prick was an auto insurance sales man...... I got revenge....... He paid... In court.. HEHEHE, and I got to watch him fix my fence and flower bed... :lol:

 

It took me 3 weeks to track him down. Mean time he had his car fixed... Which I had his head lamp, park lamp, and half his grill, and a HUGE chunk of his bumper...

 

Jbo

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Could be worse..... They could run off the road and take out a flower bed and fence.... hit a small Oak tree leave their DRIVERS LICENSE and then to your face say they did not hit your tree and have NOT BEEN on that road..

 

UH oops I forgot to tell ya your DON'T have your drivers licenses I DO... You dropped them, IN MY FLOWER BED.

 

OH yeah the prick was an auto insurance sales man...... I got revenge....... He paid... In court.. HEHEHE, and I got to watch him fix my fence and flower bed... :lol:

 

It took me 3 weeks to track him down. Mean time he had his car fixed... Which I had his head lamp, park lamp, and half his grill, and a HUGE chunk of his bumper...

 

Jbo

 

 

What a dumbass!!! wow, that sucks hardcore. Hey, atleast you got revenge on him. Glad to hear that!

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Could be worse..... They could run off the road and take out a flower bed and fence.... hit a small Oak tree leave their DRIVERS LICENSE and then to your face say they did not hit your tree and have NOT BEEN on that road..

 

UH oops I forgot to tell ya your DON'T have your drivers licenses I DO... You dropped them, IN MY FLOWER BED.

 

OH yeah the prick was an auto insurance sales man...... I got revenge....... He paid... In court.. HEHEHE, and I got to watch him fix my fence and flower bed... :lol:

 

It took me 3 weeks to track him down. Mean time he had his car fixed... Which I had his head lamp, park lamp, and half his grill, and a HUGE chunk of his bumper...

 

Jbo

 

 

What a dumbass!!! wow, that sucks hardcore. Hey, atleast you got revenge on him. Glad to hear that!

 

 

And one day hard work in my flower bed.. Took him all day.... He could not build a fence... hahahahahahahaha

 

Jbo

 

Sorry about your truck thou. Might see if they have video footage..

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Could be worse..... They could run off the road and take out a flower bed and fence.... hit a small Oak tree leave their DRIVERS LICENSE and then to your face say they did not hit your tree and have NOT BEEN on that road..

 

UH oops I forgot to tell ya your DON'T have your drivers licenses I DO... You dropped them, IN MY FLOWER BED.

 

OH yeah the prick was an auto insurance sales man...... I got revenge....... He paid... In court.. HEHEHE, and I got to watch him fix my fence and flower bed... :lol:

 

It took me 3 weeks to track him down. Mean time he had his car fixed... Which I had his head lamp, park lamp, and half his grill, and a HUGE chunk of his bumper...

 

Jbo

 

 

What a dumbass!!! wow, that sucks hardcore. Hey, atleast you got revenge on him. Glad to hear that!

 

 

And one day hard work in my flower bed.. Took him all day.... He could not build a fence... hahahahahahahaha

 

Jbo

 

Sorry about your truck thou. Might see if they have video footage..

 

 

 

I went in and checked and of course, the one side of the mall I park on, the Sears store does not have outside security cameras.

Posted

no security camera's or anything where you were parked?? that really sucks man, been there done that. stupid hit and runners....must not have had insurance or slash money.... :lol: pisses me off just hearing about it

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What is wrong with people?? No respect! Some @$$ hit my wife's car right where the door meets the front fender. So when you opened the door it bent the fender. That's why I park away from anyone, or look for a corner parking spot and park wide giving the jerk next to me plenty of room to swing their doors open.

 

That dose suck.

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sorry to hear that. two weeks after i bought my truck some dipshit hit it in a parking lot and drove off. put a nice dent in the side of the bed which i had to claim through insurance as a hit and run incident. people are just irresponsible. back when i was in college i backed into a car in a parking lot. even back then when i was irresponsible enough (and dumb enough) to get drunk and play with throwing knives, i was still courteous enough to leave a note. the older i get the more i lose faith in society.

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Yeah, I know, some people! Some idiot ran into my rear bumper a couple years ago in the wal-mart parking lot and dented the side of it. It's still like that today. I was rear ended by a 2007 mustang GT almost a year ago now, and I still have the factory bumper. I would get a roll pan, I like how they look, but if someone hits you and you have a rollpan it's gonna screw up your bed and tailgate to. So I haven't got one and don't plan on getting one.

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Been there...done that....Some retard hit my back bumber, put a small dimple in the drivers side, and bent it forward so its closer to the rear fender than the other side...not really noticable unless you look close, but I know its there, and it pisses me off!

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