A disadvantage of parking at the light rail station in the Hail Capitol of the United States. Oh, Farmers …
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Ouch. But this might improve the aerodynamics (a la golf balls)…
Yyyyeeeeeaahh–no.
I'd rather have the dents than an aftermarket paint job.
Other damage noted today:
1. The rails on the back deck got scarred by hail impact.
2. The frosted glass on one of the lights in teh front of the house got broken.
Wow. That must have been some hailstorm!
http://www.denverpost.com/News/ci_26636462/Mondays-hailstorm-pelted-south-metro-Denver-homes-and-auto-dealers
Yuppers. Though not, apparently, record-breaking.
Walking around the neighborhood, there was a lot of down foliage — leaves and small twigs, even from the evergreens. Saw a small amount of house damage — a couple of broken windows, a broken pane on a house light.
The adjuster came by this afternoon. His comment was this was the second worse car damage he'd seen from the storm.
Whoa. $6700 estimate.
Now comes the debate: with a 10-year-old car, is it worth spending the $750 deductible to get the repair work done? Or pocket the money (i.e., put it toward our kitchen)?
Kelley Blue Book indicates that's just about the price I would expect to pay to a private party for the car.