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Thread: D3 vs Commodore ute: And the winner is.....

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    ha ha what a cracker !
    It's not broken. It's "Carbon Neutral".


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    I bet the ute drive is glad he had a nudge bar fitted

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    Quote Originally Posted by robzilla View Post
    so what's the actual damage report on the D3? is that a bit of something hanging off underneath, or is that from his car?
    Scratched bumper and two broken plastic brackets.

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    check for compression damage...ripple effects on the body ...look along the panels under fluorescent light; and also check under the floor at the rear for similar damage...all that energy has to be dissapated somewhere...obviously a lot of it was absorbed by the Commode crumpling...as it should ...but some was also absorbed by the D3...check carefully...very carefully!
    Good luck, I hope it's just superficial damage on the D3
    cheers

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    i had the same thing happen to me, fender 110 v holden astra, guess who won, her car looked much the same, the only thing that happen to my car was the little cap around the tow bar insert fell of

    and her car sorta went under mine,

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    Sorry to see your accident WhiteD3.
    I'm glad you came off best and that he couldn't even drive away.

    What's the consensus on having a towball inserted in such a rear end accident like this?
    Is it wise to always leave the towball on to possibly absorb some of the rear end damage or could it make it worse?

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    Quote Originally Posted by WhiteD3 View Post
    No, but he wasn't insured either.
    Will not pay for insurance, but will pay for AMG wheels and low profile tyres

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    The good thing about this is that the commodore isn't really any uglier...
     2005 Defender 110 

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    im suprised nobody has stated the obvious about the D3 yet.....

    that'll buff right out!

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    Quote Originally Posted by black betty View Post
    Will not pay for insurance, but will pay for AMG wheels and low profile tyres
    over capitalised on the dunney door with those wheels

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