Bye bye MG....

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Was waiting to turn into a petrol station, guy rushing and staring at his sat nav, ploughed straight into me :(

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Guy has admitted fault, and I have a witness, took the first 2 pics before anything was moved, called the police who controlled traffic (had to happen at a right busy time as well) whilst I spent half an hour on the phone sorting it out.

Gutted :( Only been driving the thing a poxy month...
 
I was quite lucky, 2 guys I know from the pub drove past, pulled over and made sure I was ok and got my car out of the road by pushing it (and the other guys car)

I did kinda spak out when I got out of it though something along the lines of "how can you not see it" "its bright ******* blue" :o

But I calmed down after that and the guy was genuinely sorry.

And wanna here the funny part...

He was late and rushing for an interview for a driving instructor! - did lol at this haha.
 
Unlucky, but at least for once it isn't your fault :p

Always look on the bright side and that... So ZT V8 next?

Ta El :p

I dunno....I remember before when test driving everything there was always something I didn't like about whatever I drove.

And the thing is I was FAR from bored with my car, I really had no desire to get anything else at all...so maybe I'll get another as they are loads of fun plus I can fit my manifolds and decat (probs need a new catback and backbox) oh and my induction and if needed, engine which seems to be a very good one (dyno'd at 201bhp recently)

We'll see what the end result is once I've got it back and broken it for parts etc and consider my options and go from there....even though I'm pretty sensible, personally I don't think I'm ready for RWD.

200sx would be nice though :p - We'll see :) :(
 
Why? As far as I know I haven't broken any rules. That car had driveshafts pop out it was so bent and adjustable suspension components to compensate for a bent chassis. I am kind of glad it's off the road for yours and other's sake. If you didn't like my opinion you could have just ignored it or RTM'd it rather than turn it into a discussion piece.

Anyway, like I said I'm glad you are ok and let's get back on topic. Maybe you should book a doctors appointment for your neck.

Why don't you get your facts straight? it was off the road for months whilst I did a lot of work to it (cambelts etc) and included having the car jigged, it wasn't bent anymore.
 
[TW]Fox;15160097 said:
Now why doesn't that suprise me :rolleyes: :rolleyes: :rolleyes:

Love the etc, as if you are trying to find as many things to claim for as possible. Don't forget to tell the insurers you had a priceless ming vase in the boot or something :rolleyes:

If you've genuinelly got some sort of medical issue that causes loss of earnings then go ahead and claim for out of pocket expenses as is your right. But you've already decided to claim for 'whiplash etc' even though all you've so far is the same stiff neck everyone has after a bump? Sigh.

I'll claim for whiplash, if I get it. I've had it before and know what it feels like so I'll soon know if I have it again. Can't think of anything else I can claim for to be honest so stop fretting and put your handbag down :p

And I'll be going to the doctors tomorrow, mainly to shut a few family members up!
 
You said that it wasn't bent many times before it was allegedly jigged. That and some of your other threads make me a bit cynical about what you post. Even your "I'm gonna claim for whiplash (why the hell not)" post before you've even had a doctor look at you says I'm probably right to take everything you say with a pinch of salt, sorry. Ever heard of the boy who cried wolf?

Take what you like with a pinch of salt. That car was jigged dead straight and has been for about 6 weeks now :) (well until earlier :p)

I honestly couldn't careless, I don't need to prove or disprove anything to you - I know the car was straight and thats the end of it :)
 
How can you claim for whiplash when you're out of work? Whole point of compensation is loss of earnings. I'm sorry but I don't agree with 'compo culture'. It costs us all more money in the end

I'm due to start my new job monday.....joys....lets see what the doctors say first. And I don't agree with the comp culture either (anyone remember me going mental when my mate was trying to claim off my Astra accident so he could buy stuff for his car?!) But if it does genuinely hurt me then I'll do something about it.
 
[TW]Fox;15160178 said:
The weird thing is that every time in the past year somebody has said about the car being bent you've always 'just had it jigged'. It must have been jigged about 6 times now going by what you've said on here :eek:

A lot of people were giving me hassle (hard to believe on this forum I know! :p) and so I had to keep repeating myself in various threads. I was told when repaired from the original accident it was jigged (if it was evidently not properly) But after a year of driving it started doing driveshafts like no tomorrow so had it jigged properly and car was fine after that.
 
That still doesn't explain you dropping it off to be jigged in June 2009 though does it.

See why I might be a bit concerned/not believe you? It's been jigged at least three different times according to your various threads.

It originally came off the road in June mate, and was off the road for 3 months. In and out of various work shops, having this and that done to it. The end result was great but now all for nothing /sigh/

Like I said I don't need to prove or disprove anything, end fact was the car was perfectly straight. Can probably even find and scan in an alignment thingy when I had it done to show its bang on.
 
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