Subject: Re: That should buff out, no problem Tue Oct 10, 2017 4:32 pm
Those wing mirrors witnessed the accident. They’ll be traumatised.
dazdub
Cabin : Exec 012 Location : wales Posts : 3118 Join date : 2009-10-16
Subject: Re: That should buff out, no problem Tue Oct 10, 2017 4:46 pm
I have taxed worse
dizzylizard
Cabin : Exec 018 Location : Bradford-on-Avon, Wilts and Bristol Posts : 2241 Join date : 2011-09-20
Subject: Re: That should buff out, no problem Tue Oct 10, 2017 5:12 pm
dazdub wrote:
I have taxed worse
I have stopped worse..... (bit of an exaggeration) but a mole grip on a leaking brake hose, a ring spanner instead of a steering wheel, and the complete front end of an 1100 only held on by the steering rack, spring to mind, all on the motorway
Subject: Re: That should buff out, no problem Tue Oct 10, 2017 5:24 pm
harryhornet wrote:
Those wing mirrors witnessed the accident. They’ll be traumatised.
They may not have had too much time for 'reflection', they may just 'crack' at anytime when thinking back on what could have happened
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jpiccino
Cabin : Economy Location : São Paulo, Brazil Posts : 36 Join date : 2017-10-06
Subject: Re: That should buff out, no problem Wed Oct 11, 2017 5:00 pm
I wonder what happened with the water lines to the radiator. This guy wasn't just maneuvering the Kombi, he brought it back from where it was parked. There is no info on what will happen to it, despite the fact the guy jokes on fixing it. They probably have other Kombis, so use it as parts donnor isn't strange. It is possible that the Kombi has no insurance (no more than the mandatory one, that only covers personal injuries, that didn't happened here). Insurance for company owned Kombis are quite expensive, around £1750 an year. I surelly would keep it for parts…
