I had a serious car accident today, and now what with my BRZ?

[humfrz]

Originally Posted by nextcar

Imagine what the future will hold when we can't tell the difference between @Tcoat and a bot...

... or scarier still @humfrz!

I reckon we have fooled you -

[soundman98]

Originally Posted by humfrz

I reckon we have fooled you -

bots don't dent.

[Dadhawk]

Originally Posted by soundman98

bots don't dent.

You sure?

[humfrz]

Originally Posted by soundman98

bots don't dent.

That reminds me, I should get that fixed someday. It's supposed to get up above 113 today, maybe I'll just push that puppy out in the sun and suck on it to pop it out -

[Dadhawk]

Originally Posted by humfrz

That reminds me, I should get that fixed someday. It's supposed to get up above 113 today, maybe I'll just push that puppy out in the sun and suck on it to pop it out -

My son clipped a car with our Suburban when he was in high school (caught the corner of the car with the right rear door of the Suburban leaving a parking space). It put a good dent in the door, but not enough to bother fixing. I pulled some of it out with a suction cup at the time, but over the years it has basically repaired itself to the point where if the plastic cladding right below it wasn't scuffed you wouldn't notice it.

[humfrz]

Originally Posted by Dadhawk

My son clipped a car with our Suburban when he was in high school (caught the corner of the car with the right rear door of the Suburban leaving a parking space). It put a good dent in the door, but not enough to both fixing. I pulled some of it out with a suction cup at the time, but over the years it has basically repaired itself to the point where if the plastic cladding right below it wasn't scuffed you wouldn't notice it.

OKaaaaaaa ........ I'll just be patient -

[Dadhawk]

Originally Posted by humfrz

OKaaaaaaa ........ I'll just be patient -

Well, yours is a little deeper, and in plastic not metal, it may need some encouragement.

[soundman98]

have you tried giving it a prozac to relax it?

[nextcar]

Originally Posted by humfrz

That reminds me, I should get that fixed someday. It's supposed to get up above 113 today, maybe I'll just push that puppy out in the sun and suck on it to pop it out -

Originally Posted by soundman98

have you tried giving it a prozac to relax it?

Since he intends to suck on it, perhaps Rohypnol would be more appropriate?

[humfrz]

Originally Posted by nextcar

Since he intends to suck on it, perhaps Rohypnol would be more appropriate?

Well now, if I ingest that, will I get raped? -

[Stephen W.]

Originally Posted by humfrz

That reminds me, I should get that fixed someday. It's supposed to get up above 113 today, maybe I'll just push that puppy out in the sun and suck on it to pop it out -

Originally Posted by Dadhawk

Well, yours is a little deeper, and in plastic not metal, it may need some encouragement.

Funny, in 1964 Glenn Pray introduced a replica Cord called the 8/10th as it was 8/10 scale of the original. The body was made of Expanded Royalite, a thermoplastic material manufactured by United States Rubber Company. It was extremely difficult to dent and dents could be removed by an industrial heat gun. The car was introduced at the 1964 New York Auto Show.

My father was asked to show his 1934 La Salle in a Sports Illustrated sponsored event called, Cavalcade of the Car that year. he brought home a piece that they had been using for demonstrations. They'd drop a huge rounded weight and put a big dent in this piece. Then, place it under a heat gun and it would return to it's original shape. I've never seen it used in another car but it has been used in boats and canoes.

[humfrz]

Originally Posted by soundman98

have you tried giving it a prozac to relax it?

Hey, good idea! I'll rob mrs humfrz 's supply and try rubbing it on the dent -

[Tcoat]

Originally Posted by nextcar

Since he intends to suck on it, perhaps Rohypnol would be more appropriate?

Ok bot!