Driving home from Puckapunyal last night at about 11:00pm I went head to head with a roo and lost. It makes it the 6th roo that I've hit and the novelty has well and truely worn off. I will post some pictures tomorrow. I've had it quoted at a few places and it going to cost me about $700 to repair the damage. Not too bad but it's still money that I can't really afford. I'm going back there tonight to try and find some of my missing parts...
Driving home from Puckapunyal last night at about 11:00pm I went head to head with a roo and lost. It makes it the 6th roo that I've hit and the novelty has well and truely worn off. I will post some pictures tomorrow. I've had it quoted at a few places and it going to cost me about $700 to repair the damage. Not too bad but it's still money that I can't really afford. I'm going back there tonight to try and find some of my missing parts...
hmmm... insurance doesnt cover it???
my bro hit a roo on his motor bike at 80 klicks and broke his collarbone, he works as a truck driver at night?mornin and now he hits as many as he can between the white lines... and then some!!! sorry to hear about your car... its somethin i dread.
Luckily both headlights survived and there was no panel damage. The front bar is rooted, as is the left cornering light and indicator. Thankfully it was a low hit so the damage was limited.
I spent half an hour on the side of the road with a torch and still couldn't find the bloody thing, so it must be one of those new fangled "Phantom Roos"...
shotguns tend to just annoy kangaroos... a good solid lead injection is the safest method...
don't try this at home...
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