First scratch...
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Joined: Sep 2015
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Their always has to be that guy and you are that guy. #1 The pictures were taken oven at the Ford dealer after they moved it to get an estimate for the work. #2 if you were really paying attention instead of being that guy then you will notice the white lines, which means it's a no parking area.
Don't get your panties in a twist LOL. So sensitive over some basic teasing these days.
Not the first time you posted this pic and somebody teased you the same way the first time too, which is why I did it. I literally remembered you flipping the first time someone did it. You catch the little emoticon at the end of my post? It means "haha just kidding dude."
Don't be that guy who is so sensitive dude. Trucks aren't made for sensitive guys, that's the mini cooper forum.
Last edited by Geist1911; Jul 14, 2016 at 11:38 AM.
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From: SF Peninsula, Northern California
I was trying to be cool guy as I was walking to my brand new truck backed in all sexy like at the mall, went to remote start her... opened the tailgate against the wall. Thank god I was close enough and the dampener did its job, only a little bit of paint transfer. Nice little reminder to stay humble.
Also, the damn key fob buttons are way to easy to accidentally press in front pant pockets. I keep hitting the effin alarm button and it drives me crazy.
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Joined: Apr 2013
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From: Rowlett Texas
I agree, branches do some damage but usually a good polish and rag, or orbital DA polisher will buff those completely out. They look like more wood left behind than clear coat scratched.
Ive buffed out branch scratches the full length of the side of my truck and they always come out.
Good luck
Ive buffed out branch scratches the full length of the side of my truck and they always come out.
Good luck