Help needed with car photography...
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I tell you what, that takes some driving skill to get it over that wall 
Attempted theft perhaps, looks like its on a driveway with access on the other side of garden out of shot and someone [possibly blind drunk/drugged] tried to drive it away ...well either that, or it was one of Top Gears 17 year olds aiming for a gap everyone apart from a 17 year old knows is too narrow
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Probably an automatic, I`ve recovered loads of similar prangs over the years. Normally caused by an "older" person selected forward instead of reverse or vice versa, and then when it goes the wrong way, they panic and hit the throttle instead of the brakes.
I had one that went straight through the wall of the garage wall, conservatory and into the garden like that. Quality effort....
I had one that went straight through the wall of the garage wall, conservatory and into the garden like that. Quality effort....
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I knew someone who lent their mother her car. Her mother put the car in 1st instead of reverse and drove the front end through a hedge and the front wheels dropped over a low wall. It was only a week or so later when I was in the passenger seat of her car, that I noticed the passenger footwell didn't look quite right. Her Mum had bent the floorpan and damaged the sill. Her Mum swore she never did it and must have already been there.
How about this then, not my photos.
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How about this then, not my photos.
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Only proper thing to do with a bright orange car IMO 
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I knew someone who lent their mother her car. Her mother put the car in 1st instead of reverse and drove the front end through a hedge and the front wheels dropped over a low wall. It was only a week or so later when I was in the passenger seat of her car, that I noticed the passenger footwell didn't look quite right. Her Mum had bent the floorpan and damaged the sill. Her Mum swore she never did it and must have already been there.
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And to think the reason for parking the £50 Pug behind it on the driveway was probably to prevent the Focus getting nicked
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...not sure how best to arrange the cars so they look good. Any pointers? Here's my most recent effort:
Not quite sure what happened there, but I'm glad I've started taking a camera out on my walks
I though Matt had a Corsa?..............
