Taildragger
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- First Name
- Tim
- Joined
- Sep 7, 2020
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- 130
- Location
- 19465
- Vehicles
- M3, MY, CT
- Occupation
- Engineer
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- #1
Should I report this accident? IF I won’t have my beloved CT for weeks, I’ll be sad.
A lady in a minivan backed up at very low speed, into the mirror, which folded in with no damage, and hit the freon fender causing the panel gap shown in the photo. While she was backing up, I laid on the horn (the fire truck sound), but she kept coming. At first glance, it looked like no one could tell if I didn’t pinpoint it: no dents, only minor scrapes that will rub out. My neighbor couldn’t see it even though I told him where to look.
Her car had a big mars / scrape marks that should be able to be rubbed/painted.
Questions:
Can that panel gap be pulled out without taking it to Tesla?
What is behind the steel panels? A support is probably buckled about 1/4 inch.
Should I ignore it and report only major dings?
Why was no footage saved even though the video clip setting was on “Auto” (Not on horn)? I laid on the horn three seconds prior to the hit.
A lady in a minivan backed up at very low speed, into the mirror, which folded in with no damage, and hit the freon fender causing the panel gap shown in the photo. While she was backing up, I laid on the horn (the fire truck sound), but she kept coming. At first glance, it looked like no one could tell if I didn’t pinpoint it: no dents, only minor scrapes that will rub out. My neighbor couldn’t see it even though I told him where to look.
Her car had a big mars / scrape marks that should be able to be rubbed/painted.
Questions:
Can that panel gap be pulled out without taking it to Tesla?
What is behind the steel panels? A support is probably buckled about 1/4 inch.
Should I ignore it and report only major dings?
Why was no footage saved even though the video clip setting was on “Auto” (Not on horn)? I laid on the horn three seconds prior to the hit.
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