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#21

As said earlier, your towbar is to blame for that amout of damage. Rails crumpled as expected, but the weight of the towbar has bent them even more so and the energy has been forced through the body. I got shunted in the rear on the mitchell fwy, boot was lifted like yours, light popped out like yours, panels were all sweet, bumped was cracked but in one piece, tyre absorbed the energy in my case. Car that shunted me was written off and looked worse than the fiesta, my car came back as new...

Good luck getting it done anytime soon, especially with the storm damage, will be lucky to get it in!

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#22

Just noticed the fiesta is a f*cking collingwood supporter, explains it all....

#23

Just noticed the fiesta is a f*cking collingwood supporter, explains it all....

Wow, what a douche ^

From the looks of the photo, the Fiesta was rear ended and shoved into the F6, which seems to match the drivers account...

looked up in rear vision mirror and seen smoke and cars crossed up with one already pushing other and got plowed into
#24

Just for the record, the car that rear-ended the F6 is a Focus not a Fiesta. :cry:

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