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Dam Dickeads, Somone Reversed Into My Car

WogsRus

By WogsRus,
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My worst fears about parking at ZINIFEX have come true, firstly last week somone scratched my car door with their door, and this morning after comming back to my car, the car infront of me reversed into my front bumper. Repair cost $420 and unless i find that persons number plate, there is nothing i can do. I have rang the Police and Insurance, and unless i can find the person who did it, I am out of pocket. I rang ZINIFEX to check if anyone had reported anything and no one has, we have been through the survailance tapes and can't find the person responsible as the camera was pointing the wrong way.

I parked my car in the main carpark as instructed the only place that was free, that was not 25 minuts walk away.

If anyone works at ZINIFEX or know somone who has a red old ford, check the rear bumper for scratches of wine red paint on it.

Somone keep an eye out.

The damage is nothign but paint, and a bit of missalignment, but that's not the point. If i catch that asshole, his ass is mine. I have MANY heavy hitting friends. Plus the cops are after him.

I have already been back to check if he was back at work, will continiue to do so everyday till i find him.

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Plus the cops are after him.

Come on, they can't catch people who drive around for days at a time in stolen cars on main roads, what hope do you think there is of them getting some dude who scraped yours?

Your "hard pipe hittin' niggaa" friends will be the go.

I hope you do get hold of the dude. Both sides of my car have copped supermarket and uni carpark "rubbing", including pushing in the drivers quarter panel and door by 1/2" along most of it once. Unfortunately all I ever got as evidence of it was the dings and deposited paint. Most annoying part is when I think that I need minor panel work/paint done on left front and rear quarters, right rear quarter, boot lid, front bar, and bonnet, adding both doors really means I may as well get a full f**king respray as the roof is about the only bit that doesn't need touching.

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