Why Family Members Shouldn't Drive Your Libs.

by **Mano™** » Mon Oct 13, 2008 9:47 pm

stuntgirl wrote:LEAST HE DIDNT WRITE THE WHOLE CAR OFF LIKE MY BROTHER!!

oops caps soz

cat you coulda edited it back so there was no caps

(sorry had to get post count up)

by **Mano™** » Mon Oct 13, 2008 9:48 pm

Resonate wrote:Thank you for the sympathy guys.

well they look shit house now man with that scratch.. soooo how bout you sell them to me Laughing hahaha worth a try :Wink: hahaha :Embarassed: :Cool:

Haha mano, if by the time i sell these rims you haven't acquired a set yet, i'll put you at the top of the list and sell it for an awesome price.

Let me guess, the family member offered to pay for the repair but you said no no.. it is fine, it is just a scatch... OR did you go full spartan on them and give them the dirties?

My brother didn't offer to pay, in fact he didn't say anything until i saw it and went berserk. But then he somehow turned it around and with everyone else on his side, went crazy at me for being so "particular" and that it was "eventually going to happen anyways".

I'll count you on that, that means either Jim or U

spose on top of 2 lists is good

by **Boxer** » Mon Oct 13, 2008 10:23 pm

Resonate,

No idea if they are still in business, but around 10yrs ago I had an alloy repaired by Depulu on the Gold Coast. Awesome job

by **stuntgirl** » Mon Oct 13, 2008 10:24 pm

LI81TY wrote:
stuntgirl wrote:LEAST HE DIDNT WRITE THE WHOLE CAR OFF LIKE MY BROTHER!!

oops caps soz

cat you coulda edited it back so there was no caps (sorry had to get post count up)

yeah.. but im lazy.. hahaha

by **Resonate** » Mon Oct 13, 2008 10:31 pm

Boxer wrote:Resonate,

No idea if they are still in business, but around 10yrs ago I had an alloy repaired by Depulu on the Gold Coast. Awesome job

Cheers boxer, another knowledgeable member of the forum gave me a recommendation for them as well so I'm going to take it in and let them have a look at it tomorrow hopefully.

by **adam** » Tue Oct 14, 2008 12:06 am

Resonate wrote:My brother didn't offer to pay, in fact he didn't say anything until i saw it and went berserk. But then he somehow turned it around and with everyone else on his side, went crazy at me for being so "particular" and that it was "eventually going to happen anyways".

is your brother the youngest sibling? just a theory.
doing it it is one thing

, but not letting you know is another

.... but turning the whole thing back onto you and your desire to keep them in good condition is just even lower :evil:

.

by **Akwoo** » Tue Oct 14, 2008 9:48 am

These guys are pretty good I heard,
http://www.advancedalloys.com.au/home/
They couldn't fix my wheel though, but luckily I got to claim a new wheel from the people that scratched it. hotel concierge...

by **Doctor** » Tue Oct 14, 2008 11:23 am

Brothers....who needs em? My brother once spewed on the bonnet of my previous car and didn't tell me or clean it up....(btw I was away for a week wth work and car was parked on broad daylight!) That sh!t was caked on by the time I got back.....

I reckon the least he can do is pay for the damage and buy you a slab as compensation.....

by **swingn** » Tue Oct 14, 2008 3:33 pm

Doctor wrote:I reckon the least he can do is pay for the damage and buy you a slab as compensation.....

+ 1

It's the least he could do

Since he's a bloke, he should know its not right to mess with another man's ride

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