Our HHR vs. F150
01-10-2011, 08:13 AM
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Glad you walked away, and I don't know what I was expecting to see, but the HHR looks pretty good, for being hit by a tall square nosed truck.....As far as the missing occupants, a wall would have fixed that years ago!
01-10-2011, 06:45 PM
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HHR vs. F150
Thanks for the kind words everyone!
The car is a 2009 and I don't believe the airbags deployed as there was no one seated in the right side seats.
I looked really hard at the roof tonight and see no ripples in the sheet metal at all. I'm hoping that it repairs well.
QuickRick
p.s. The F150 had to be towed away.
The car is a 2009 and I don't believe the airbags deployed as there was no one seated in the right side seats.
I looked really hard at the roof tonight and see no ripples in the sheet metal at all. I'm hoping that it repairs well.
QuickRick
p.s. The F150 had to be towed away.
01-11-2011, 05:49 PM
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Guys and Girls.
The latest is that the car went in to the body shop for repairs. The dopey insurance company had to estimate it before we could drop it off or rent a car. This means that the wife, who desperately needed a car, had to drive the HHR this morning. The tires were rubbing and the ESP light stayed on all the time she said of her commute.
In hindsight, I should have said "no, it isn't driveable". It is a shame you have to lie to get your way, which is so not me.
Time will tell what the amount ended up being, or the days involved. The rental is a Camry.......eeeooooo.
QuickRick
The latest is that the car went in to the body shop for repairs. The dopey insurance company had to estimate it before we could drop it off or rent a car. This means that the wife, who desperately needed a car, had to drive the HHR this morning. The tires were rubbing and the ESP light stayed on all the time she said of her commute.
In hindsight, I should have said "no, it isn't driveable". It is a shame you have to lie to get your way, which is so not me.
Time will tell what the amount ended up being, or the days involved. The rental is a Camry.......eeeooooo.
QuickRick
01-11-2011, 10:06 PM
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I forgot to say that our HHR is an 09 and also forgot to tell you that I got the front left corner of the F150. He spun me around but I spun him into a fence and down into a low lying property.
If these jerks that hit me "disappeared" would anyone know that they are gone....if you follow my drift.
QuickRick
If these jerks that hit me "disappeared" would anyone know that they are gone....if you follow my drift.
QuickRick