Be careful of wear you park your 2013 F150...
12-04-2013, 08:16 AM
#71
I know senior citizen can be dangerous sometimes. Like the other day a guy pulled in front of me on 55mph road and he was doing like 20mph taking his sweet time to accelerate, the wife is like why don't you hunk this sucker. I was like babe a 2006 Lincoln not to mention its tan, he is an 80 years something gentleman. I told her God nab-it he deserve to do whatever he want. I respect all elderly folks, and just try to stay away from the danger zone (handicapped parking).
12-04-2013, 08:16 AM
#72
Be careful of wear you park your 2013 F150...
Someone backed into my new 2013 F150 (with 82 miles), this was in the parking lot at Walmart, so they couldn't have been going very fast. The damage for a 3-4 MPH accident done by a delivery truck or enclosed trailer hitting the top of the bed by the tail gate and rear bumper at the same time. You wouldn't believe how it totaled the side of the bed (will need replaced along with tail light assembly, rear bumper and all the misc brackets and decals on damaged area). Yes who ever did this never left any message or anything, just left the accident. Local Police won't get involved being on private property. Went to two body shops, both est. in the same range at $3,800 for repairs, there my Christmas in a nutshell. So be careful where you park because these aren't the old F150 of yesteryear - these fold up pretty easy.
Someone backed into my new 2013 F150 (with 82 miles), this was in the parking lot at Walmart, so they couldn't have been going very fast. The damage for a 3-4 MPH accident done by a delivery truck or enclosed trailer hitting the top of the bed by the tail gate and rear bumper at the same time. You wouldn't believe how it totaled the side of the bed (will need replaced along with tail light assembly, rear bumper and all the misc brackets and decals on damaged area). Yes who ever did this never left any message or anything, just left the accident. Local Police won't get involved being on private property. Went to two body shops, both est. in the same range at $3,800 for repairs, there my Christmas in a nutshell. So be careful where you park because these aren't the old F150 of yesteryear - these fold up pretty easy.
I always park the farthest in any parking lot. I like it that way. I usually take 2 spots up to avoid anyone getting next to me. I don't care. There are always tons of other spots people can take. I know this tin wrapped F150 is fragile, just wax your truck or shut your doors to see the tin shake. So I can imagine if a car/truck rams into it is it crumpled. Sorry to hear about your truck, hopefully your insurance will pick up part of the cost. Don't let this ruin your Christmas! All you have to do is look at the POS cars parked in the Walmart lot and that will tell you to Stay far away..
12-04-2013, 08:39 AM
#73
Senior Member
People like this is why I hate parking lots..keep in mind the parking lot was empty minus my ambulance..lol I would have tore out of the parking space in my own truck but I wanted to wait the 3 minutes it took this guy to park next to us because it was gonna result in a epic picture!
My 150 always gets parked in truck exclusive parking.
My 150 always gets parked in truck exclusive parking.
Did you roll up the rim to win?
12-04-2013, 09:11 AM
#74
I know senior citizen can be dangerous sometimes. Like the other day a guy pulled in front of me on 55mph road and he was doing like 20mph taking his sweet time to accelerate, the wife is like why don't you hunk this sucker. I was like babe a 2006 Lincoln not to mention its tan, he is an 80 years something gentleman. I told her God nab-it he deserve to do whatever he want. I respect all elderly folks, and just try to stay away from the danger zone (handicapped parking).
12-04-2013, 09:17 AM
#75
Senior Member
12-04-2013, 10:55 AM
#76
Senior Member
It doesn't matter where u park, it'll happen. A few years back I had a s10 lifted on 33's. I saw some dummy in an old banged up Saturn fly into a parking spot at the mall and hit the vehicle in front of her, not realizing it was mine. When I got to my truck and saw it I did what any sensible guy with a lifted 4x4 would do. Locked it in 4wheel and drove up the hood of that pos, then backed up and drove away like it was nothing the same as she walked away like she didn't hit my truck.
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12-04-2013, 11:30 AM
#78
Junior Member
Thread Starter
Here's what you could experience at Waltmart.... That's not really fair to them, could have been anywhere there's masses of shoppers.
Insurance agent is scheduled today to view the truck, could be interesting? 
12-04-2013, 11:42 AM
#79
Junior Member
Thread Starter
I know senior citizen can be dangerous sometimes. Like the other day a guy pulled in front of me on 55mph road and he was doing like 20mph taking his sweet time to accelerate, the wife is like why don't you hunk this sucker. I was like babe a 2006 Lincoln not to mention its tan, he is an 80 years something gentleman. I told her God nab-it he deserve to do whatever he want. I respect all elderly folks, and just try to stay away from the danger zone (handicapped parking).
Guys when you get old & grumpy with a concealed weapons permit, & could be packin - don't get too crazy with these guys.
My wife really gets upset with me, I'm worst at 73 with my reactions on such matters than at 50. Must be old age or just don't give a damn, "I pay my taxes"? Think I heard that one before??? 
12-04-2013, 12:07 PM
#80
One Bad MoFoMoCo Owner
Not too bad. Seen many a new truck come out of pastures with more damage from bulls that that. It's like they are attracted to shiny paint and straight sheet metal.