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Whoa that SUCKS... of all the cars on the street... it had to pick the bayside blue stag!!! Sorry to see that Dave, hope it doesn't turn into too much of a trial getting it fixed. Hope you'll be seeing your stag in A+++ condition with new panels and a full respray v. soon!

Oh shit. :P

Hope everything goes well with the repair.

Reading about all these unexpected things that happens to stagowners make me think about "gone in 60 seconds" - the unicorn that always want to make life hard, and we buy them and know they're untamable. :)

Just had a steel bar run up both passenger doors, Only painted last month :P

Looks like it hasn't gone right through and may rub/polish out :(

Moral - Dont dodge on parking fee's!!!

Hope repairs go well, Blue!

Next door to our Gallery is a large tree that leans right over the fence and is in poor condition. We park the Stag under it for the shade. Not any more and have asked the owner to cut it down.

Next door to our Gallery is a large tree that leans right over the fence and is in poor condition. We park the Stag under it for the shade. Not any more and have asked the owner to cut it down.

Nice one, well at least my bad luck might save someone else from suffering the same misfortune.

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