As I alluded to last post, our 2003 MCS finally lost its original windscreen a couple weeks ago. Something very large and heavy hit the windscreen dead center while Deanne was driving to work. (Sidebar - Deanne has adopted the 2003 MINI as her daily driver and who can blame her. The xB goes up for sale next week.) Anyway, we got the windscreen replaced and last night we went out to dinner with some friends and came out of the restaurant to the following damage to the passenger door.
That’s terrible that someone would deliberately inflict this damage :(
Posted by: Ian C. on October 31, 2006 03:40 PMI had some pretty nasty dents taken out of a vehicle by Dent Wizard or a Dent Doctor type company.
Posted by: LTZMTOR on November 1, 2006 07:50 AMIf you want to form a hunting party, I’m game.
Posted by: VespaKeef on November 1, 2006 05:15 PMHOLY CRAP! Todd posted to his blog AGAIN!
Ok, the dent sucks. Doesn’t look like any paint damage so you can probably use one of those fix-a-dent mobile guys to get it squared away.
Too bad Deanne is driving it, ‘cause chicks dig scars ;)
Posted by: db on November 1, 2006 10:52 PMAsshat? Asshat! Can I use that? Is that related to big ass crack?
Sorry about the ding, Todd. I deliberatey used to park my car away from the others to prevent this from happening.
Posted by: Timmee on November 2, 2006 12:07 AMSorry for the dent but I treat all of my cars the same and GP or normal MCS both should been treated equally.
Posted by: mdsbrain on November 2, 2006 06:58 AM:/ That dent is terrible. I hate it when people do things like that.
Posted by: Jade on November 4, 2006 10:20 AMObviously what we have here is a MINI so depressed
that it is self-inflicting these injuries. A
coincidence that all this has happened
since the GP took over as head-of-the-garage?
I think not. The first step is confronting the problem
by promising more “quality” driving time to the MCS.