Seems I remember the effect of broken tire chains. For you young folks during Northern winters back in the 50s the chains were as ordinary as Cellphones.
No bite marks, but my dog has been attempting to catch something in the carport, leaving paw scratches on her car which really does not improve her mood.
That hits too close to home. I call my daughter's pup "The Destroyer of Worlds". The pup thinks it is her mission in life to destroy everything she sees.
If it was due to tire chains, the scratches and dents would not radiate from the center. The scratches would be curved along the arch of the wheel well.
Seems I remember the effect of broken tire chains. For you young folks during Northern winters back in the 50s the chains were as ordinary as Cellphones.
ReplyDeleteNo bite marks, but my dog has been attempting to catch something in the carport, leaving paw scratches on her car which really does not improve her mood.
ReplyDeleteThat hits too close to home. I call my daughter's pup "The Destroyer of Worlds". The pup thinks it is her mission in life to destroy everything she sees.
ReplyDeleteAluminum bodywork.
ReplyDeleteIf it was due to tire chains, the scratches and dents would not radiate from the center. The scratches would be curved along the arch of the wheel well.
ReplyDeleteI had the same thing happen to my car. A couple stray dogs were chasing a cat that holed up on top of my tire.
ReplyDeleteOuch. Looks like 911 Turbo. Starting price $170,000.
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