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#31
12-20-2011, 05:16 PM
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Well, golly JimBob!
Well, golly JimBob!
For the tail gaiters just mash on the brakes. Since I live in a state where the other driver must take responsibility when they're at fault, they'll owe me a new rear bumper. And then get a ticket for following to closely. Working closely with the Indiana state patrol on the I-80 toll road during the winters I've actually seen scenarios like that. I even witnessed a driver become irate with the officer for the ticket and nearly go to jail. The officer tried to explain that if he had been following at a safe distance the accident would not have occurred regardless what the other driver had done. Because with a safe distance you should be able to react appropriately. Sounds good in theory anyways???
Was waiting my turn to get onto a rotary when a guy with a fiberglas nosed car hit me at about 20 mph thinking I was going. He got a nice square hole punched in his car's nose.
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12-20-2011, 07:01 PM
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In the same instance he swerved back behind me and nailed my receiver hitch. Amazingly, his whole front end folded in but the engine was still running. I followed him to his home where he explained he was borrowing a friend's leased car.
Was waiting my turn to get onto a rotary when a guy with a fiberglas nosed car hit me at about 20 mph thinking I was going. He got a nice square hole punched in his car's nose.[/QUOTE]
LMAO! That's the exact reason why I leave my receiver in during the winter. Makes a great ram!
Was waiting my turn to get onto a rotary when a guy with a fiberglas nosed car hit me at about 20 mph thinking I was going. He got a nice square hole punched in his car's nose.[/QUOTE]
LMAO! That's the exact reason why I leave my receiver in during the winter. Makes a great ram!
#33
12-20-2011, 08:59 PM
In the same instance he swerved back behind me and nailed my receiver hitch. Amazingly, his whole front end folded in but the engine was still running. I followed him to his home where he explained he was borrowing a friend's leased car.
Was waiting my turn to get onto a rotary when a guy with a fiberglas nosed car hit me at about 20 mph thinking I was going. He got a nice square hole punched in his car's nose.
LMAO! That's the exact reason why I leave my receiver in during the winter. Makes a great ram!
Was waiting my turn to get onto a rotary when a guy with a fiberglas nosed car hit me at about 20 mph thinking I was going. He got a nice square hole punched in his car's nose.
LMAO! That's the exact reason why I leave my receiver in during the winter. Makes a great ram!
I only know this because it happened to me when I welded the receiver in to the hitch on an old s-10 I used to have- I was sick of hearing it rattle when towing so I welded it in for good. I guess it was a bad idea
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