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04-17-08, 10:05 PM
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well okay...
speaking of Beretta's I had a Corsica that I hit a tall tree stump head on with at about 50!!
no clip woulda saved that car, the firewall was buckled and one of the a pillars was pushed back too... not that I woulda fixed anyways lol guess Beretta's are cooler lol
so yea, I was just glad to walk away from that one...
treestump was in a ditch so i ended up rolling over after hitting it.
THIS is the BEST part: after I climbed out one of the rear tires was still spinning lol!!
it was so cliche!
speaking of Beretta's I had a Corsica that I hit a tall tree stump head on with at about 50!!
no clip woulda saved that car, the firewall was buckled and one of the a pillars was pushed back too... not that I woulda fixed anyways lol guess Beretta's are cooler lolso yea, I was just glad to walk away from that one...
treestump was in a ditch so i ended up rolling over after hitting it.
THIS is the BEST part: after I climbed out one of the rear tires was still spinning lol!!
it was so cliche!
05-09-08, 10:26 PM
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Wrkn Toyota, Rootn Wankel
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Well this I suppose is the irony of my life?
I am now the proud (Am I really?) owner of a 1993 Chevrolet S-10 Blazer LT Tahoe with a V6 Vortec from god knows what newer car, no rear glass, and a busted tailight.
Well, its a 4x4 and its got a pretty tough V6 and a good tranny. Hurray for Irony!
Well at least this means I can start gathering crap and my plans on fixing the mazda seem more realistic now!
I haven given up on the occilating triangle yet!
I am now the proud (Am I really?) owner of a 1993 Chevrolet S-10 Blazer LT Tahoe with a V6 Vortec from god knows what newer car, no rear glass, and a busted tailight.
Well, its a 4x4 and its got a pretty tough V6 and a good tranny. Hurray for Irony!
Well at least this means I can start gathering crap and my plans on fixing the mazda seem more realistic now!
I haven given up on the occilating triangle yet!
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