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10-11-2011, 12:10 PM
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Join Date: Oct 2011
Location: Outback Queensland
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Just suffered some damage to my Cougar. Some young female 'P' plater just ran up the rear of my Cougar at the traffic lights in her rusty maroon Commodore ****box. I was stopped with my foot on the brake (brakes lights on, I checked they worked afterwards at home) and she must've braked too late or rolled into me. I felt a slight bump but thought nothing of it until I got home and seen.
Not well pleased to say the least. I did have perfect factory paint. Picture shows the imprint of her numberplate on my rear bumper. 
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** 2000 Ford Cougar SW 2.5L V6 ** ** 1978 Ford BC Escort Coupe 1600 ** ** 1978 Ford Cortina TE Ghia **
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