Puptent21 said:
The only thing that freaked me out was sound of salt and sand pellets hitting the front/sides of the car!! :sosad:
Ugh, home sick, from work....
We don't use salt here....
gravel. I am very concerned about rock pits in the front and broken windshields. Before moving here, I never owned a car with a crack. Now I don't even notice them. Five serious stars and a crack that goes all the way across, in the Taurus. Too many to count, on the truck and again, one goes all the way across.
If I get a crack in the Mustang, I will get it fixed/replaced but I am sure not looking forward to that eventuality.
Incidentally, my car is built and just sitting on the ground, wherever they build these things. Waiting for transport to the dealer. Such torment you never knew. At least I know my car exists somewhere and is a real thing.
The windshield guy told my Dad, when he went to get his replaced on a 90 Bronco, that the F-series trucks [same windshield as the Bronco] have very vertical glass and that's why he had about 200 of them in stock. They get broken all the time. Dad's was just pitted so badly, he could barely see out of it anymore, in the sun.
Anyone else with cracks? How do the repairs look? Noticeable?
Ugh... don't get sick. I'd actually rather be at work than this ill.