Guardrail > FD

zonblitz · 04-14-2008, 10:18 AM

The car is fine mechanically and I drove it home yesterday without issue.

I promise, the car will be back as it was. I've spent waaay too much time and money on the car to do anything else.

Thanks for all of you who stopped by to give your well wishes. Thanks to David Jerome for offering his tow dolly and Big John who offered to tow it home. And thanks to Jonathan for helping me get it road ready.

I'm glad me and pinkflea were both ok. She picked a bad time to take a ride as that was my first wreck in my life.

I called the police to do an accident report and the trooper did his invetsigation and found the cause to be the gravel in the curve. We swept it out of the road and he did his measurig deal saying that I was doing ~45mph when I started to slide based on the marks. So be careful out there, you never know when the rug might get pulled from beneath your feet.

I'll post some repair pics as I get it done.

04-14-2008, 10:18 AM	#1
zonblitz Rotary Fanatic Join Date: Feb 2008 Location: Pearl River, LA Posts: 166 Rep Power: 18	Guardrail > FD The car is fine mechanically and I drove it home yesterday without issue. I promise, the car will be back as it was. I've spent waaay too much time and money on the car to do anything else. Thanks for all of you who stopped by to give your well wishes. Thanks to David Jerome for offering his tow dolly and Big John who offered to tow it home. And thanks to Jonathan for helping me get it road ready. I'm glad me and pinkflea were both ok. She picked a bad time to take a ride as that was my first wreck in my life. I called the police to do an accident report and the trooper did his invetsigation and found the cause to be the gravel in the curve. We swept it out of the road and he did his measurig deal saying that I was doing ~45mph when I started to slide based on the marks. So be careful out there, you never know when the rug might get pulled from beneath your feet. I'll post some repair pics as I get it done.