EP3 Type R

**sai_ANN** · 16-07-2009 11:32 AM

^ what the...? how slack is that...should've let him run away, called the cops on him and he'd get done for leaving the scene of an accident without giving particulars...

**Philip Lee** · 16-07-2009 11:40 AM

lol he wasn't running away. he was trying to get me to agree that there was no damage so he is free to go.

but i want his detail just in case i find something later as it was dark (which i did with the park sensor etc). so i had to call 000 to get it (which is a waste of resources as well).

while we were arguing, my mate took some pic of his plate and rego sticker and he threaten to sue us for "invading his privacy" LOL.

**Perry** · 16-07-2009 11:46 AM

Originally Posted by Philip Lee

lol he wasn't running away. he was trying to get me to agree that there was no damage so he is free to go.

but i want his detail just in case i find something later as it was dark (which i did with the park sensor etc). so i had to call 000 to get it (which is a waste of resources as well).

while we were arguing, my mate took some pic of his plate and rego sticker and he threaten to sue us for "invading his privacy" LOL.

sorry the hear dude, at least you got his details. I'm thinking the dude doesnt have insurance or something.

**Philip Lee** · 16-07-2009 11:51 AM

thats possible.

i mean seriously it wasn't a big hit and if he was polite i would just polish the scratches and touch up the bits and be done with.

but being rude and trying to deny liability and wasted our times etc, i'm more likely to consult my insurance company.

i guess i wont ask for a respray tho as it's not too bad and i'd rather keeping original paint. but i want my broken sensor replaced.

**Perry** · 16-07-2009 12:11 PM

Yeah thats the first thing comes to my mind when they refuse to exchange details.

**Philip Lee** · 16-07-2009 12:14 PM

yeah but i think you have to exchange info regardless.

by being rude, he wasn't doing himself any favour.

**Perry** · 16-07-2009 12:18 PM

Yeah some people are like that.

**sai_ANN** · 16-07-2009 12:19 PM

^ yep...definitely not...

real dodgy when they try to get away with not giving any details etc

question - why do you need parking sensors for? parking sensors are for woosses who don't know how to park...

**Philip Lee** · 16-07-2009 12:24 PM

Originally Posted by sai_ANN

question - why do you need parking sensors for? parking sensors are for woosses who don't know how to park...

good question, i'm a wooss lol

seriously the carpark at work is tight and i'd prefer to invest $$ to get park sensor than damaged car. particularly body parts for our car is not easy to source.

**burak213** · 16-07-2009 01:39 PM

im thinking its going to be a mission getting a parking sensor for your car? was it from factory?

**Philip Lee** · 16-07-2009 02:23 PM

not factory. it's fitted by a top guy (he's on the forum too) so shouldn't be an issue sourcing. hopefully it's not too costly (well do i care if it's paid by insurance lol).