This is what happens ....
This is what happens ....
When I let my husband (seabee) drive my truck to morning muster today. I get a phone call about 20 minutes later, and get told that my truck gets damaged.

I've had this truck for 2 years and nothing major has happened to it until now. I'm still trying to figure out how he didn't see the bright Yellow pole that he ran into.
Luckily, our insurance company is great. I have a rental car already set up (although I will miss my truck) and the adjuster will be out on Wednesday to see the damage and see how long it will take to get it fixed.
I've had this truck for 2 years and nothing major has happened to it until now. I'm still trying to figure out how he didn't see the bright Yellow pole that he ran into.
Luckily, our insurance company is great. I have a rental car already set up (although I will miss my truck) and the adjuster will be out on Wednesday to see the damage and see how long it will take to get it fixed.
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I know someone who has a habbit of running into stationary cement post's in parking lots *cough*Dieselfuelonly*cough*, lol.
I guess thats not as bad as me starting my truck to warm it up by standing outside it with my hand pushing the clutch pedal and forgeting to put it in nuetral before I let the clutch out and having the truck walk away into a deck post, lol.
New fender, headlight assy, and bumper and u'll be good to go.
I guess thats not as bad as me starting my truck to warm it up by standing outside it with my hand pushing the clutch pedal and forgeting to put it in nuetral before I let the clutch out and having the truck walk away into a deck post, lol.
New fender, headlight assy, and bumper and u'll be good to go.
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My wife got one, sad part was she parked with it next to the LF wheel. She got back into the car and screech bang pow, fender totaled.
Yellow paint must be magnetized.
Yellow paint must be magnetized.
It looks like the truck faired pretty well.
When I was a young boy I remember being at a gas station sitting in the truck while we were fueling up. Some guy in a older Chevy dually whipped in to fill up, well he got a little to close to those poles and tore most of his fender off on the drivers side, I didn't know those "wide hips" were made out of fiberglass.
When I was a young boy I remember being at a gas station sitting in the truck while we were fueling up. Some guy in a older Chevy dually whipped in to fill up, well he got a little to close to those poles and tore most of his fender off on the drivers side, I didn't know those "wide hips" were made out of fiberglass.
I know someone who has a habbit of running into stationary cement post's in parking lots *cough*Dieselfuelonly*cough*, lol.
I guess thats not as bad as me starting my truck to warm it up by standing outside it with my hand pushing the clutch pedal and forgeting to put it in nuetral before I let the clutch out and having the truck walk away into a deck post, lol.
New fender, headlight assy, and bumper and u'll be good to go.
I guess thats not as bad as me starting my truck to warm it up by standing outside it with my hand pushing the clutch pedal and forgeting to put it in nuetral before I let the clutch out and having the truck walk away into a deck post, lol.
New fender, headlight assy, and bumper and u'll be good to go.
Its not my fault I can't see them.
'Least I don't let my truck drive itself off...



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Sorry about your husbands bad luck, in his defense it is hard to see those posts... Ask me how I know (or read Box5s post
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