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There my 2000 Forester was, sitting minding it's own beeswax, when

along comes a storm and crashes a limb onto it!

 

Oh well, that's why we have insurance I guess, (and credit cards, I have $1000 deductible...no big screen tv this year). :eek:

This brings up the age old question...

 

"When a Tree falls on a Forester...does it make a Noise?":lol:

 

Ha Ha... very good :D

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Sorry, no pics. This is also the second car that

was hit by a tree. The first was a '73 MGB, but

in that case the car was totaled, and it was the

end of a love/hate relationship. If you know MG's,

you'll know what I mean

 

Btw, the answer is: " when a tree falls on MY Forester,

*I* make a noise, and it sounds a lot like crying...":banghead:

I'm pretty sure that if a tree falls on a Soob, or any other car for that matter, it says "Crunch."

 

MGs... British Leyland = Lucas Parts = Constant Electrical Problems = Hair Loss = Screaming!!! My first car in 1970 was an Austin America. Lucas everything. Transverse engine, lovely car, major hemmeroid! Engine died 11 months from new. Engine replaced, no Lucas parts worked right after that!!!

 

I think ANY car will weep when hit by a tree, and even if HITTING a tree!

 

Sorry to hear about that...

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The MG had 2 6 volt batteries behind the seats, and the contacts

constantly failed. TWO engines blew in a year, and someday

I will tell the story of breaking down on the Bronx-Whitestone

bridge...BIG fun!:horse:

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