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Old 19-07-2011, 08:35 PM   #1
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Default Councils should they be held responsable!

In my street there is alot of road damage,been on to the council to fix them for over six months now! Well as I was coming home from work (in the dark) I here this big clunk on the car! So when I get back to my house I break out a torch & have a good look around the car! Can`t seem to find any damage, So the next day I`m washing it & find this!



The underneath of my XR8 has got a great hulking hole in the side skirt! Not Bloody happy Jane! The damage is over $1700 bucks, The council said they will see if they are at fault or not! Has anyone had this problem before & how did they go for getting their Excess back!

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