Painting Mark Worman Style

Dibbons said:

After six months of not parking within the range of anyone, the very first time I parked at a convenience store, my '72 Satellite got wacked.

I parked to the far right so that no car could pull up along my passenger side. I carefully opened my driver's door and went inside. As I was just about to come back outside, the driver who parked next to me (on my left) walked all the way around his car and for some reason opened the passenger door (nobody else was in the vehicle). The passenger door slammed good and hard against my driver's side front fender. And here I thought I was being cautious enough being the "safe" way I decided to park.

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Dibbons said:

After six months of not parking within the range of anyone, the very first time I parked at a convenience store, my '72 Satellite got wacked.

I parked to the far right so that no car could pull up along my passenger side. I carefully opened my driver's door and went inside. As I was just about to come back outside, the driver who parked next to me (on my left) walked all the way around his car and for some reason opened the passenger door (nobody else was in the vehicle). The passenger door slammed good and hard against my driver's side front fender. And here I thought I was being cautious enough being the "safe" way I decided to park.

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66/440 said:

You ever notice how when you have a nice car and park far away with no other cars around when you come back every $500 junker in 6 miles is parked next to you even when there is parking much closer in? It's kind of like some colors attract flies, I just don't understand it!

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