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Sarge104
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- First Name
- Perry
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- Feb 20, 2019
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- Montana
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- 19 FR, 13 VB, 95 GS MH, 00 HE
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- County Cemetery District, SAR volunteer
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- #17
While I completely understand accidents and normal wear and tear I cannot abide assholes who think they need to slam their door into your vehicle. I've got a dent in the rear driver fender and deep scratch in the plastic fender and a smear of white paint...this was from a fellow Ford owner!
Gary Allen
Member
My Ranger went in for Ford to fix chip on hood and bed liner overspray, all fixed nicely (well they had to repaint the hood and bed panel) but collect the truck and now there is a small dent on the drivers door, spotted it in the mirror driving home... I know it's a truck and will get wear and tear damage... but nice if it was right before things start to happen...
RedlandRanger
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The sheet metal on the doors is pretty thin - it was buckling when I was wiping off wax off the door. I know it is to save weight, but it is pretty thin.....
Gary Allen
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NAndrews33
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- First Name
- Nick
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- Apr 21, 2019
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- New Jersey
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- 2019 Ford Ranger
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Instead of ordering my Ranger, the dealer was able to drive one up from VA to NJ. In the process something came and hit the hood. Put a scratch right down to the bare metal. Dealer had to repaint the entire hood for me. Probably would've been cheaper if they towed the truck up here to begin with.
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