wear your seatbelts...

SkarodoM · 05-11-2001, 10:09 AM

ugh.. sorry to hear that bro...

When i was 15-17 i'd work summers in Aiken, SC at my uncles custom paint/body shop. My aunt loved to drive the big wrecker on calls (she's a liiiiiiil weird but cool as hell... 5'1" tall woman hops outta a bigass wrecker.. you'd hafta see it lol). I used to go with her, and sometimes they didnt radio that it was a fatality until we were en-route so she couldnt turn around and take me back to her house. Ugh, metal with that much energy does some pretty nasty things to bodies. The worst i ever saw was... this woman in a lil subcompact car. She was late for something, and had her 3yr old son in the pass seat. B*tch ran a stopsign.. and got t-boned by a dodge ram truck doing the speedlimit (55). =( Was sad. Of course.. then everyone got angry at the woman.. for killing her son. It took hours to get the bodies/pieces out. The B-pillar on the pass side was TOUCHING the B-pillar on the drivers side. Another 3-5inches either way and the truck woulda hit a wheel and spun the car around. The pass seat was crushed flat under the bpillar and where the floorpan rolled up over the side of it.

Fack. Seeing things like that.. has probably kept me from getting hurt a few times. Its not something you want to see... but it may benifit you in the long run.

Be careful.

Phil
Jerico Performance

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05-11-2001, 10:09 AM	#4
SkarodoM Registered Member Join Date: Mar 2001 Location: Charlotte, NC Posts: 199	ugh.. sorry to hear that bro... When i was 15-17 i'd work summers in Aiken, SC at my uncles custom paint/body shop. My aunt loved to drive the big wrecker on calls (she's a liiiiiiil weird but cool as hell... 5'1" tall woman hops outta a bigass wrecker.. you'd hafta see it lol). I used to go with her, and sometimes they didnt radio that it was a fatality until we were en-route so she couldnt turn around and take me back to her house. Ugh, metal with that much energy does some pretty nasty things to bodies. The worst i ever saw was... this woman in a lil subcompact car. She was late for something, and had her 3yr old son in the pass seat. B*tch ran a stopsign.. and got t-boned by a dodge ram truck doing the speedlimit (55). =( Was sad. Of course.. then everyone got angry at the woman.. for killing her son. It took hours to get the bodies/pieces out. The B-pillar on the pass side was TOUCHING the B-pillar on the drivers side. Another 3-5inches either way and the truck woulda hit a wheel and spun the car around. The pass seat was crushed flat under the bpillar and where the floorpan rolled up over the side of it. Fack. Seeing things like that.. has probably kept me from getting hurt a few times. Its not something you want to see... but it may benifit you in the long run. Be careful. Phil Jerico Performance