Final score- jeeps 3 cars 0

[mrblaine]

Right after I put 33's on the green jeep, I was rear ended at a light by a Toyota pickup. Massive damage to the hood and grill. My spare took the brunt of the hit and passed it to the tailgate, which survived unscathed.

I reversed David's jeep leaving a driveway and managed to total a Ford Probe into oblivion. This from a distance of about 4 feet. 12 cents worth of Rustoleum fixed the damage to David's jeep.

Kathryn was on her way home and stopped before making a right turn onto Stonehill. A Volvo decided to pull the Toyota trick and test the sturdiness of her tailgate. Once again, unscathed, with the small exception of a scratch on her rear bumper. The Volvo suffered a destroyed hood, bumper cover, marker light, and is in dire need of a new headlight assembly.

It is not who you know, It is who knows you

[TObject]

Oh no, now you are going to have to recoat the bumper, or at least touch it up with Rustoleum or Hammerite… The Volvo driver is going to have to buy a new Volvo.

[William]

I hate to tell you what my tomken rocker skids do to lowered Acuras..

And my rear bumper?

Ohh... boy, the stories I could tell!

[JeepKat]

Thanks for asking; I survived with just frayed nerves. My bumper has a scratch on the right side and my "D-ring" is smudged with black bumper rubs and red Volvo paint. I would like to thank Currie Enterprises for making such a "Rock" solid Jeep accessory, and my husband for installing it properly. My co-workers have suggested that every vehicle should come equipped with Currie bumpers front and rear. I heard the same thing all day, the first time you take your Jeep out, more than that is going to happen to it. (Do you think they know TObject?)