Round 3 of ANGRY Audi Gods

[JShadzi at aol.com]

Alex,

Considered public transportation?

Man, I am, these cars take up too much time, just to keep them on the road.  I feel for ya buddy, hang in there  =)

Javad

In a message dated Mon, 7 Jan 2002  2:30:11 PM Eastern Standard Time, "Alexander van Gerbig" <Audi_80 at email.msn.com> writes:

>     Well here we go again.  Seems like the van Gerbig's are getting a nasty
> taste of the wrath of the Audi gods.  First my 90q20v accident, which is now
> being repaired as we speak, $1000 on that one.  Then the allroad
> transmission fiasco, which is almost solved.  Now the final blow, the
> 200q20v takes a digger into a rock about a 1/2 mile from home on any icy
> road.  Looks like a good $1500-2000+ worth of work thanks to solid ice and a
> conveniently placed rock on the front of someone's lawn.  At least I wasn't
> driving this time, phew!  Though I am taking care of all the paper work and
> such to alleviate stress on the mum.
>
>     As for the damage.  Right behind the driver's front wheel the side skirt
> it pushed in pretty far, the lower front most corner of the door is pushed
> in a little causing the door to not properly seal up at the top anymore.
> Door opens and closes, but if it snows or rains it's gonna make the driver
> wet on their left side.  Door sort of slants downwards at the rear.
>
>     Done all the insurance claims stuff, accident report, and so on.
> Tomorrow I'll take the poor guy over to the autobody shop for an estimate.
> On the bright side of things now all those dents on that side of the car can
> be fixed by the insurance company.  Who's to say those weren't from that
> little tree that is now smashed in a billion pieces by the side of the car.
>
> Now maybe the Audi Gods will let us be!
>
> Alexander van Gerbig -- '90 90q20v -- '88 80t (R.I.P)
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