What would you do?

[Yukonosaur]

How does someone t bone you that hard and run away quick enough that you can't identify the car or plate and report it? Couldn't possibly be hard for police to find the perp.

Not ragging, just doesn't add up to me.

No street lights it was night.


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[Yukonosaur]

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[Matthew Jeschke]

Makes me want to [emoji24]

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[Yukonosaur]

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[HiHoeSilver]

He hit me as he was coming off side street. I was already doing 40 he was turning left. Plowed me pushed me away and he was ghost. Left lots of plastic behind thats all.


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Wow. That sucks.

 

[Matthew Jeschke]

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I think is safe to say your b pillar is bent. Body shop with frame machine can pop it out. If you do the prep is much cheaper than you may think. (Altho nothing feels cheap in your sitch).

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[PG01]

Rocker looks fine, which means floors are fine. I would yank doors, come along on a tree to yank the b pillar out and hit the junkyard for doors seatbelt and any trim inside that cracked. Cut the airbag off the seat and be done. That, my friend, is the cheapest you’re gonna get away with.

Not saying its right but its by far the cheapest way.

 

[Yukonosaur]

Rocker looks fine, which means floors are fine. I would yank doors, come along on a tree to yank the b pillar out and hit the junkyard for doors seatbelt and any trim inside that cracked. Cut the airbag off the seat and be done. That, my friend, is the cheapest you’re gonna get away with.

Not saying its right but its by far the cheapest way.

Sounds like what im going to do!


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[Matthew Jeschke]

I tried to use a toe rope and my truck to bend out the car we were working on. A winch or come along would have been better. However if is just b pillar, should be pretty cheap for shop to put it back to factory spec. Their machine has laser measures and will get it just right so you have no problems with doors. You may see a crease in metal from impact but other than that will be like new. If you prep i wouldnt be suprised if you could get it done by shop for around 100$ or even less. At lwast here in arizona where i live.

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[Yukonosaur]

I tried to use a toe rope and my truck to bend out the car we were working on. A winch or come along would have been better. However if is just b pillar, should be pretty cheap for shop to put it back to factory spec.

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I hope so


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