My bonnet is foxed!!!
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Driving back from my Mother's this evening, making steady progress, when a very large dog fox ran out into my path. No chance to miss him, almighty bang, check gauges, steering all seems OK so kept going as only 3 miles to home. If he's still in there it's best I do the removal at home. When I got home he was well wedged inside the bonnet up against the fan. I'll not show the photo of him but you can see the damage to the lower intake valance and how much it has pushed the bonnet over to one side. Also the fan has tagged the radiator so I'll have to get it refurbished. Having just had it off the road for three weeks it now looks like it will have to spend some more time being laid up. Oh for foxx sake.
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I assume the unfortunate creature is dead? If not, best call in help fast to unwedge it!



