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Title: Taking it up the rear from a Lithuanian
Post by: Jam on 16 June 2010, 21:11
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(Pls don't comment on how dirty the car is, I've been very busy in the garden earning important football browny points :wink:)
Title: Re: Taking it up the rear from a Lithuanian
Post by: gizzywizzy on 16 June 2010, 21:16
Ouch!!! :cry:
Title: Re: Taking it up the rear from a Lithuanian
Post by: am1w on 16 June 2010, 21:17
Sorry to see this. Feel for you. Horrible. Hope the fellow had insurance. Were you stationary? 100% his fault when you take it up the jacksy. :sick:
Title: Re: Taking it up the rear from a Lithuanian
Post by: Wayne on 16 June 2010, 23:41
Ouch, hope you get it sorted.
Title: Re: Taking it up the rear from a Lithuanian
Post by: Jimble on 16 June 2010, 23:47
Wish I knew what mother fcuker was in Lithuanian!
Title: Re: Taking it up the rear from a Lithuanian
Post by: avalon on 17 June 2010, 08:51
I felt that!

Hope you get it sorted soon.


Ava
Title: Re: Taking it up the rear from a Lithuanian
Post by: FroGTI on 17 June 2010, 11:13
When I first saw the title of this thread, I thought you meant you'd been shafted by that Lithuanian guy on eBay who sells RNS510s. Sorry about the bump, BTW :smiley:
Title: Re: Taking it up the rear from a Lithuanian
Post by: MikeT on 17 June 2010, 12:04
shunting a GTi should be a crime in itself.

Any idea on what kind of work it's going to need? I'm hoping that it's just cosmetic damage?
Title: Re: Taking it up the rear from a Lithuanian
Post by: mortygt140 on 17 June 2010, 16:18
It looks very much cosmetic unless the exhausts are not lined the bottom diffuser looks as though it may just push back in but will need replacement due to damage,

Depending on the price of the diffuser then maybe a couple hundred/

Darren
Title: Re: Taking it up the rear from a Lithuanian
Post by: Jam on 17 June 2010, 20:13
First impressions aside, (no speaky English) I feared the worst insurance wise, but his details all checked out and he's fully covered! :shocked:
One phone call to Admiral, the car is booked in for an estimate on Monday, & I apparently get a like for like hire car whilst mine is being fixed  :smug:
I think the bumper & diffuser will need replacing and the exhaust checking over.
Title: Re: Taking it up the rear from a Lithuanian
Post by: ajmoir36 on 17 June 2010, 20:17
Gutted, I think I was close to getting rear ended by a corsa on the M5 the other day, although she managed to stop behind me.  I was cringing.  She still insisted on tailgating me closely after that too.  I just slowed down and let an ever bigger gap than usual in front so I could brake gently if the traffic stopped again.
Title: Re: Taking it up the rear from a Lithuanian
Post by: FroGTI on 18 June 2010, 06:43
I think I was close to getting rear ended by a corsa on the M5 the other day, although she managed to stop behind me.  I was cringing.  She still insisted on tailgating me closely after that too.

Doesn't that kind of driving make you want to just get out and shoot them!!
Title: Re: Taking it up the rear from a Lithuanian
Post by: MikeT on 18 June 2010, 07:42
I think I was close to getting rear ended by a corsa on the M5 the other day, although she managed to stop behind me.  I was cringing.  She still insisted on tailgating me closely after that too.

Doesn't that kind of driving make you want to just get out and shoot them!!

It makes me want to let them do it.. then accelerate faster than they can.. then let them catch up
.. then repeat until boredom sets in, then move over and let them do it to the next person who is massively holding them up.
Title: Re: Taking it up the rear from a Lithuanian
Post by: am1w on 18 June 2010, 11:36
Doesn't that kind of driving make you want to just get out and shoot them!!

MikeT is your man! :wink:
Title: Re: Taking it up the rear from a Lithuanian
Post by: MikeT on 18 June 2010, 11:47
Doesn't that kind of driving make you want to just get out and shoot them!!

MikeT is your man! :wink:

Only if the price is right....
Title: Re: Taking it up the rear from a Lithuanian
Post by: am1w on 18 June 2010, 11:49
Doesn't that kind of driving make you want to just get out and shoot them!!
MikeT is your man! :wink:
Only if the price is right....

I think not as Froggy is into green things  ... potted plants and gardening machinery ... :laugh:
Title: Re: Taking it up the rear from a Lithuanian
Post by: MikeT on 18 June 2010, 11:53
Doesn't that kind of driving make you want to just get out and shoot them!!
MikeT is your man! :wink:
Only if the price is right....

I think not as Froggy is into green things  ... potted plants and gardening machinery ... :laugh:

shame, it could have been the birth of a beautiful thing
Title: Re: Taking it up the rear from a Lithuanian
Post by: am1w on 18 June 2010, 11:58
I think not as Froggy is into green things  ... potted plants and gardening machinery ... :laugh:
shame, it could have been the birth of a beautiful thing

Life's not fair, though France is in French eyes!
Are there any Lithuanian soldiers in Kabul? Hint, hint! :evil: :laugh:
Title: Re: Taking it up the rear from a Lithuanian
Post by: jdjd on 18 June 2010, 12:37
First impressions aside, (no speaky English) I feared the worst insurance wise, but his details all checked out and he's fully covered! :shocked:
One phone call to Admiral, the car is booked in for an estimate on Monday, & I apparently get a like for like hire car whilst mine is being fixed  :smug:
I think the bumper & diffuser will need replacing and the exhaust checking over.

Ide demand them to change everything