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my friend was parked by a train over pass while he was in a bar for happy hour. came out 2 hours later went to his car and all his windows we're busted out, dents all over his car, chips, scrapes etc. the cops were looking at the car and determed that people must haven chucked rocks for the overpass and hit his car. there was rock everywhere from what i hear. man that really sucks, so now he car is getting a full make over. insurance told him it was costed them $6830 to fix it. THANK GOD FOR INSURANCE.
moral of the story never park by any kinda overpass.
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some kinda saturn. but what really sucks about the whole thing is. he has just about totaled that car 3 other times. non of which were his fault. just a really bad string of bad luck in the last 2 years
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