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THE NERVE OF YOU ALL! :rolleyes:

Maybe you guys remember this one. After this happened, he did it again a few days later, parking his car so that the white line was in the middle of his car. I go look at my door and sure enough, there's a huge scratch on my door :( I had to play with the settings some to make it show up on the pic, but this is about 7-8 inches long.

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I flipped out. I marched into Dillard's and started asking every employee I saw who had a silver Matrix and finally someone pointed me to John, a 78 year old shoe salesman. I was polite but extremely firm and let him know what happened and that I wanted his insurance info, which I got. Now I have to make the claim and try to get it fixed.


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Huck: Sorry to hear what happened to your Z

Questions...

Is the scratch horizontal or vertical?
If horizontal, you can clearly determine his door (I assume) caused the scratch?

It's horizontal, but IRS a little higher than where the door would have hit, and it's a little bit crooked, so I think he squeezed out of his car and past mine, and his belt buckle or some metal piece on his pants did the scratching. He was insistent that it wasn't his fault until I informed him that I washed and waxed the car last night and that wasn't there when I did it. I then showed him a few other pics of his crappy parking in different spots and asked him if he wanted to go talk to the Heather, store manager (who I know) about his parking skills. He suddenly was able to produce his insurance card lol.

As far as the first pic, yeah I realize that I was so far over that it could be confusing, so I have to bear some of that blame. But this time it was all him lol.


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That really sucks. 78... How often do the elderly need to retest? I know we have quite a few geezers here, I wonder what their take is on drivers over 65. Just to note I'm not one of those "old people shouldn't hav licenses" people. One has to admit though that after a certain age the reflexes and coordination just arent there anymore.

Damn bro, that sucks! At least you got his insurance info though so you don't have to pay for the repairs.

:iagree: Nothing against the elder people here on this forum or in general, but sometimes you have to accept the fact that your driving skills/reflexes/etc aren't as sharp as they were 20-40-60 years ago.

That's the problem with Florida and beeches county, there's ALOT of retired people here. Nothing but old grannies in the road trying to see over the steering wheel :(


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Mr.nmjaxx9, I fixed your post... :bowrofl: :bowrofl:

http://i.imgur.com/26ZfV.jpg

:shakes head:

And a mustang. Even worse lol.

Here's a small sample of what I've found,

http://i1188.photobucket.com/albums/...g/85059652.jpg

http://i1188.photobucket.com/albums/...g/7010114d.jpg

http://i1188.photobucket.com/albums/...g/a3489c2d.jpg

I love this one,

http://i1188.photobucket.com/albums/...g/4dc0cd57.jpg