The Car Haul Damage Thread:

All tho I'd bet Ken Block and Tanner Foust could give them some tips.

 

A picture is worth a Thousand words,
A witness signing you damage report is priceless...........

 

Keep an eye on the lower rear side bumper area on Ford Explorers. Seeing a lot with rub marks and scratches.

 

http://www.indianasnewscenter.com/n...Near-Gas-City-228922151.html?llsms=516381&c=y

Driver had no injuries. No word yet on the cause.

 

http://www.dailyherald.com/article/20131021/news/710219683/

This happened just after 3:30PM local time, Monday. Not sure if they were new or used cars, but i'm betting the latter.

 

I have had similar experiences, not hauling cars over the road, but I did spend 3 years running a towing/repo business, we had a constant stream of people coming to us claiming their cars had been damaged.

What I started doing is I took photos of everything, I mean of everything, Id take photos of the car sitting on the ground before I hooked to it, and then id take pictures of it sitting in the yard, if I noticed damage once I got it up in the air id document that too.

It solved so many issues when I was able to show images to people, really destroyed arguments, the only one they were left with is "you faked that"

cameras are so cheap today, I say get one and photograph everything you load/unload saves all the hassle.

 

Infinity QX50's are jumping the chocks on the rail cars. This is causing damage on the bottom of the rocker panel just behind the front wheel opening on both sides.

Honda CRV's from Mexico are missing a key/fob and/or antenna.