Meh, mine was worse. Yours would be repairable. Take it to a panel beater and they'll put it on a car puller. Replace the guard, apron, bumper and grill. The bonnet should still be right.

 

Since you said not to ask I now want to know, please fill us in on how it happened??

Went round and saw this yesterday. Looks repairable from the outside. will just have to wait till they start taking panels off to see if theres any more serious damage (subframe etc).

 

If you need any help Doug, just ask.

see what too much drifting does ouch :D

I'll let Doug tell you the full story, but for now i can say it wasnt thru hooning/drifting

Damn that sucks but it should be alright, get you head under it n check the rail on the drivers side..

 

You havent crashed a car till you've snapped a telegraph pole in half so chin up.

With our Stobie (telegraph) poles? I don't THINK SO.

 

2 steel rails (probably I beam) with concrete in between, they don't snap, they just bend.

Edited December 25, 200817 yr by SLO-030

Hope your chassis isn't warped under all that, bad luck though.

 

With our stobies you would need to be going pretty fast in a pretty heavy thing to be able to knock one down. Otherwise just chip a bit of concrete at the worst.

Doug how did it happen ?

Do you have insurance???

Just looking over the pics of the damage and I'm going to guess that the other car was a 4wd or a KE70 due to the fact that the bumper was pushed in so far and still didn't touch the bonnet.

Just looking over the pics of the damage and I'm going to guess that the other car was a 4wd or a KE70 due to the fact that the bumper was pushed in so far and still didn't touch the bonnet.

 

maybe the bonnet was up at the time, i saw a car drive into a hoist with similar damage the mechanic was under the dash at the time.. ;)

Oh look at that, we have a new crying emoticon. ;)

Damn that sucks but it should be alright, get you head under it n check the rail on the drivers side..

 

You havent crashed a car till you've snapped a telegraph pole in half so chin up.

haha very true

 

With our Stobie (telegraph) poles? I don't THINK SO.

 

2 steel rails (probably I beam) with concrete in between, they don't snap, they just bend.

 

not all of them luckily for me.....

 

I hit one of the pine one, THANK GOD! if it was one of the usually stobie poles i don't think i would of lived to tell the tale

Adelaide Stobie > Ferrari 360

 

Unlucky Doug, hopefully she can be repaired.

Edited December 28, 200817 yr by mitch4397

That doesn't look much worse than the damage the drunken tool in Perth did to his trying to do a burnout at a set of lights...

Edited December 28, 200817 yr by 67Rolla-Ken