06-08-2006, 04:57 PM
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Dings and Things
I found out today that my local Porsche dealer, Champion Motors, now has a "dent pulling service" available. Can't wait for my next service so that I can have those "invisible" door dings that only I can see removed! The one's that are only visible at a certain angle as the light strikes the panel. (I only have ONE) and can't understand how it got there - I've never parked in a space that had a car parked on the right!!!!!!! Oh well.................at least I'll sleep at night now!
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06-08-2006, 05:38 PM
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Porscheectomy
Join Date: Mar 2006
Location: Seattle Area
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Originally Posted by tonyg
I found out today that my local Porsche dealer, Champion Motors, now has a "dent pulling service" available. Can't wait for my next service so that I can have those "invisible" door dings that only I can see removed! The one's that are only visible at a certain angle as the light strikes the panel. (I only have ONE) and can't understand how it got there - I've never parked in a space that had a car parked on the right!!!!!!! Oh well.................at least I'll sleep at night now!
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I certainly know that feeling. I could hardly wait the three days for my appointment when I found a ding in my hood.
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06-08-2006, 07:16 PM
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So, let me give you a hypothetical situation:
Say you spent a lot of time looking for just the right Boxster. Say you just found it. Then, say your wife took it to a family birthday party to show it off...without you. Say your idiot brother-in-law was performing some still-to-be-determined activity with the top, which caused the top mechanism to break and the hard boot to become stuck in the up position. Then say, hypothetically of course, that in an attempt to avoid a potentially life-altering beating, said idiot brother-in-law attempted to force that boot down by pushing it, hanging on it, whatever, until it, and its hinges, bent and several large dimples appeared where the outer skin comes in contact with the under-structure. Then, say your wife drove it home that way and the plastic trim pieces on either side of the boot blew off on the highway, never to be seen or heard from again.
You guys are saying that would bother you in some way???
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06-08-2006, 08:04 PM
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Bother?? Heck, in my opinion, that would be grounds for divorce...
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06-08-2006, 08:48 PM
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that's hilarious griz!
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06-08-2006, 09:21 PM
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Hypothetically, I would be in jail for a double homicide
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06-08-2006, 09:34 PM
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With threee boys (ages 12,17, 19), who know the value of nothing..... i live in constant fear of ding, dents, scratches & other unmentionable acts of vandalism.
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06-09-2006, 02:21 AM
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Originally Posted by Rondog
With threee boys (ages 12,17, 19), who know the value of nothing..... i live in constant fear of ding, dents, scratches & other unmentionable acts of vandalism.
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Rondog, yet another reason to kick them out of the house at an early age
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06-08-2006, 09:42 PM
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Originally Posted by Grizzly
.... that in an attempt to avoid a potentially life-altering beating....
You guys are saying that would bother you in some way???
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:troll:
There are ways to deal with these type of family members.
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06-09-2006, 08:23 AM
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[QUOTE=cartagena
There are ways to deal with these type of family members.
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And people say Hitmen aren't good for anything....
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06-09-2006, 08:51 AM
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RonDog,
For your sanity and your precious vehicle, I would suggest storing the vehicle at a vehicle storage place.
Holy ****************...I have one one on the way, I couldn't imagine those ages around the car without any dings happening.
Here's a true story, that I'll never forget.
It was 1996 and my senior year in high school in the Spring. Myself and another were at a good friends house which included his dad's mid-life crisis car fesh from the stealership....a brand new 1996 Porsche Tubo with a total of 800 miles on the odometer. Black on black... the thing was sick.
We found a spare key, hopped in and started up the thing.....Holy ****************, are we going for a ride? He'll yes we are. All 3 of us proceeded to cruise around...we're such a-holes.
It was fun, and will be hiding all spare keys from any teenage being in my house later down the road.
KRZ
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