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Old 07-09-2011, 03:48 AM   #1
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So I was driving in the rain after a hairpin turn, i lost control and wrapped it around a guide wire, I kinds feel bad but the moral of the story is learn from your mistakes and don't mess with mother nature
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Hope and trust that you weren't hurt.
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only a swollen finger and thats it, I still feel bad though
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sorry to hear about that, but at least you didn't get hurt to badly

do you think the car can be repaired or is it pretty much done?
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unfortunantly it is pretty much done, maybe I'll look into getting another one and do it right this time and get a manual
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Old 07-09-2011, 04:58 AM   #6
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Bummer. Cars can be replaced, glad you're ok.
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Glad to hear you're OK. Guy-wires and automobiles don't mix well ... and the guy-wires usually win, I'm afraid.

It's a shame how little it takes to total a ti. A combination of low book value and high repair parts can rapidly do us in. Actually, repair parts aren't all that bad, but in a typical incident, you'll need lots of little things that can add up quick.

I live in a rural area and I'm only one deer away from a total. Last night, I went for a drive and saw over twenty deer. I caught a buck with my Honda Element a few years ago ... $7000 damage. It was laid up in the body shop for weeks. A few hours after I picked it up from the body shop, I caught a fawn ... luckily only a few hundred dollars that time..
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