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So some imbecile in a truck rammed my father's car from behind. Damaged the bumper, the bumper's steel structure, the trunk lid and the rear plates.
Tuesday, 05-Jan-16 22:01:15 UTC from web-
@nerthos Is the car still driveable?
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@tiffany Yeah, the trunk is still functional too. It's just that the value goes down, and it'll have to eventually be put off service for a bit to repair it.
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@nerthos When our car got hit we had to drive it home with a part of the back scraping against the road, and when we sold it on we only got like £70 for it
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@tiffany Nah, this was one of these https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/4/4c/Chevrolet_K5_Blazer_--_09-07-2009.jpg ramming it on the back at street speed, so the damage was relatively minor. In fact if not because of the height, it would have been only the bumper. I think the idiot just wasn't paying attention and didn't stop fast enough.
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@nerthos Oh I see, that's pretty convenient I guess, for what it is
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@nerthos Or was that the thing that rammed you?
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@techdisk That was the truck that rammed my father's car. The car is one of these http://www.miratuauto.com/images/VOLKSWAGEN-SENDA-1994-VENANCIO-160212.jpg
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@nerthos ahhh. Maybe the guy didn't see you over the huge hood?
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@techdisk He just wasn't paying attention. It was on the... avenue? no idea how you call them over there. Main street.
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@tiffany Honestly if it was that damaged I would have sold it by parts. Wheels, engine, seats, and so on.
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@nerthos That sounds like a pretty solid plan, definitely would have gone better for us I think
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@nerthos Huh. That car was never made in North America. Interesting.
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@techdisk I think it was only sold on europe and south america. The engine used for it is really common though, and still used.
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@nerthos Actually, according to the Wikipedia article, it was sold in NA as the VW Fox for a short while. http://pny.lv/03y8l
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