My car was minding its own business resting after a day full of driving. AND WHAM!!! some ****er hits the front end and runs. No note nothing just hit it and run. What I would give to catch the ****er in the act with a bat in my hands.

 

Damn that really sucks. Luckily he didn't hit your lights or anything else was damaged. Fixable though!

 

Yeah luckily. How much would you guys say to get that fixed 125? 150?

 

its a good excuse to buy some wide body front fenders........

 

You probably could remove the fender yourself and knock out the dent.


Really sucks though, even though I'm not an s14 fan it still sucks to see that happen to a fellow Silvia/240 driver




Take Care,
-Dave

 

You can pop it out yourself, get it painted for 100 bucks or less.

Or buy some wide fenders and upgrade wheels

 

Ive got 15 bucks in my pocket and thats for gas payday is weeks away.

 

are you sure it was a hit and run? it looks like a basketball hit it or something

 

A basket ball where there are no basketball courts within a square mile. I know who did it, By the hight of the dent I can tell it was from an suv cus a regular sized car woulda dinged front end at a lower point or would have broken the headlights, and one of my neighbors has an eplorer. It is the perfect hight for the damage done. Especially since it looks like it was done backing out. But since I have no hard proof or an eyewitness I got nothing. I've had it for less than a week and some ******* does this.

 

how about a bowling alley? Maybe a bowling ball hit it...that what it looks like. Hmmm if u lived in fresno i could probably hook you up and fix the damage...hope all goes well.

 

Holy $HI7! That sucks

 

A SUV did that type of damage to me, but it was a bit worst.

 

Sorry about the dent, but maybe you could use this as a good excuse for a headlight conversion

 

It already is a Kouki

 

thats some cold doings right there, i say defintly a SUV, they seem to do most of there damage backing out, id say pop it out yourself and get it painted, it would save you alot of money, or go the less stressful way and just buy a new fender