kapilamuni
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My car met with an accident, a lorry driver cut in from left and pulled out my crash bar.
The rubber sections are torn see the photos.
Is it possible to repair the damaged rubber section?
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Damged crash bar
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My car met with an accident, a lorry driver cut in from left and pulled out my crash bar.
The rubber sections are torn see the photos.
Is it possible to repair the damaged rubber section?
Flossie
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I would say no, plastic bumpers can be repaired but not that stuff.
kapilamuni
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Well then, I will hv to buy a new one.
Hmmmm
Hmmmm
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Didn't think they are still available new....
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Just take it off. They are just aesthetic anyway, as useful as tits on a Mars bar if you hit anything larger than a Wasp.
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I don't see the problem with themJust take it off. They are just aesthetic anyway, as useful as tits on a Mars bar if you hit anything larger than a Wasp.
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No,but you are strange.
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Ha ha, not so far from the truth....No,but you are strange.
And if there is a family connection, not so far from the tree either!
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Ha ha, not so far from the truth....
And if there is a family connection, not so far from the tree either!
This is true but don't tell anybody keep it a secret.
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norseman
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Can't you claim off the truck-driver's insurance.
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