Not a great day. Someone hit my Accord today. i know its a honda, but its only 3 months old.. had an 04, but traded to get an 05 manual.... the person who hit it ran of course while I was at work today. Crushed the rear left tail light, and kinda bent in the back fender and bumper where the tail light meets it.. I think once I get the old tail out and a new one in, the metal will be easy to tap back, or may even pop back... only prob is that it took a few chips of paint.. this car's only 3 months old.. kinda ticks me off



anyone know where you can get 05 factory accord tail lights cheap?

 

run from the police picture that, ***** i'm too fat, i **** around and catch an asthma attack.

 

[quote name='Dramon_Killer' date='Aug 30 2005, 06:04 PM']run from the police picture that, ***** i'm too fat, i **** around and catch an asthma attack.


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asian kamakazi

 

Had that happen to my car too, not a big deal, but it;s the principal of the whole thing.

 

[quote name='nismo convert' date='Aug 30 2005, 08:50 PM']Had that happen to my car too, not a big deal, but it;s the principal of the whole thing.


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Happened to me too not so long ago. Yep agreed on that also.

 

bahh. im just frustrated



getting an estimate tommorrow.



tail assembly is $100 from honda.. a few chips that need to be touched up, and the rear driver fender just tapped out.. no dents... just bent a little from the taillight.



thinking about doing it myself but the car is only 3-4 months old and i'd rather have it look right. what sucks is that im going to out of pocket this because if i claim it, it will prolly jack my insurance up more a year than the whole repair

 

Your work won't cover a portion of the cost? As it did happen on their property and you are working for them?

 

it would if i parked in the gated section (which I normally do).. I just left it out front because i had to get out in a hurry. regardless someone shouldn't have done what they did

 

percent twenty

 

let me clarify. it was parked out front, in a parking space well enough away for anyone to hit. i try and minimize dings and scratches as much as possible