scotchy

Oh man that sucks! Was the LeMons car ok? ;-)

Bezor

the house to get something I had forgotten. My mind else where, and already remembering I had opened the garage door, I simply put the car in reverse and started to back out. Just and I turned to look over my shoulder, I saw the garage door.

BAM! ****! Pull the car foward. No scratches to my bumper, but the garage door has a cease in it on the inside, and from the outside you can see that it every so slightly bows out.

could have been much worser.

April

Couldn't isolate the damage amidst the other wreckage;-P

absoluTT A3

and scrrrrrrrrrrrrrrape--they gouged the passenger door rather nicely against the side of the garage opening. They had backed out too fast not to notice soon enough before the damage was done.

I almost did the same thing--only my mirror got whacked instead of my passenger door. Thankfully, the A3 mirrors fold back rather nicely. Only minor scuffing to the edges. ;-)

formerly dennisA4

I expected the worse when i got out of the car.
But luckily no damage to the car at all. The bike was in a fork mount carrier which bent, and also broke the steel frame of the bike. So it was a good excuse to buy a new frame.
Oh yeah and I knocked some paint off the house above the garage door.

Gettysburg

I dropped my motorcycle(600 lb. BMW R1200RT) onto the front end of my A3. I was about to set it down on the side-stand when the bike began leaning away from me. I tried keeping it upright, but I lost the tug o'war. I just sat there for a minute; afraid to lift the bike up to see what whas underneath.

To my surprise, there was no damge; to either the car or the bike.

raduga

Left the handbrake only halfway-applied (stupid center armrest!) and parked it out of gear in my driveway.

Woke up the next morning to find my car *across the street*, in a small ravine, backed up against a tree.

D'oh.