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At least your tint saved you from cleaning up a nasty mess.
I went to my friend's condo a couple weeks ago and noticed a Buick in the parking lot with damaged front passenger window glass. It looked like someone hit it with a bat. Since the glass was tinted, the shards stayed in place. But front window tint is still illegal...
I went to my friend's condo a couple weeks ago and noticed a Buick in the parking lot with damaged front passenger window glass. It looked like someone hit it with a bat. Since the glass was tinted, the shards stayed in place. But front window tint is still illegal...
At least your tint saved you from cleaning up a nasty mess.
I went to my friend's condo a couple weeks ago and noticed a Buick in the parking lot with damaged front passenger window glass. It looked like someone hit it with a bat. Since the glass was tinted, the shards stayed in place. But front window tint is still illegal...
I went to my friend's condo a couple weeks ago and noticed a Buick in the parking lot with damaged front passenger window glass. It looked like someone hit it with a bat. Since the glass was tinted, the shards stayed in place. But front window tint is still illegal...
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When my car got borken into a few years back the police told me that theives often use this "window breaker" tool. Also, bb's. Could have been that. Lucky it didn't work
When my car got borken into a few years back the police told me that theives often use this "window breaker" tool. Also, bb's. Could have been that. Lucky it didn't work
Spring loaded window punches require a bit of force to use, you usually end up with a nice irregularly shaped hole in the window even with tint...I vote for a BB shot by a idiot from far away...
