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Keat @ Jul 22nd 2008 3:11PM
Looks like more than a fender bender.
raize221 @ Jul 22nd 2008 3:19PM
I don't know, that fender is definitely bent...
xpolarx @ Jul 22nd 2008 3:50PM
Well, what do you expect from a bumper beam that appears to be made of spiral-bound notebook paper.
Ford Wannup @ Jul 22nd 2008 6:31PM
At least we can still assume that it was treated with respect and it's damaged doing what it's designed to do: driving...unlike this one car company's currently running desperation advertising that's just unnatural to say the least...Kiss my Ass-tra?
eds g @ Jul 24th 2008 1:38AM
Daaahahahahaha it does look like a spiral notebook bound