So last weekend while I was under the Stang changing her oil (yes, it was up on jack stands) a lady in my apartment complex opted to back out of her parking spot and ran smack into my car.
After the car stopped wobbling on the jacks, I looked out to see the lady take off. She didn't pull over and stop, she just took off...
To make a long story bearable, I filed a police report, she came home, they gave her a field sobriety test (which she passed, though her motor skills were a little "off") and the police will be having the DMV re-evaluate her. Seems she was completely unaware of the damage to her car, and to mine, and didn't even know she had hit me.
So here I am with a munched drivers side extension and rear quarter panel and I'm thinkin 'Great, now if I go get it painted so it looks ok, I'm still going to re-paint it at a later time...'
So it seems my paint and body work has just inadvertently jumped in priority.
Any opinions on this color scheme?
Two Tone: Appliance white with minor pearl, for the bottom, separated by frost silver on the top, running along the top most shoulder line.
After the car stopped wobbling on the jacks, I looked out to see the lady take off. She didn't pull over and stop, she just took off...
To make a long story bearable, I filed a police report, she came home, they gave her a field sobriety test (which she passed, though her motor skills were a little "off") and the police will be having the DMV re-evaluate her. Seems she was completely unaware of the damage to her car, and to mine, and didn't even know she had hit me.
So here I am with a munched drivers side extension and rear quarter panel and I'm thinkin 'Great, now if I go get it painted so it looks ok, I'm still going to re-paint it at a later time...'
So it seems my paint and body work has just inadvertently jumped in priority.
Any opinions on this color scheme?
Two Tone: Appliance white with minor pearl, for the bottom, separated by frost silver on the top, running along the top most shoulder line.