Emotionally shaken, but physically fine, maybe a bruise or a little stiff the next day. For the amount of impact the car held up really, really well!

 

He was pretty lucky though. He missed a large sink-hole by inches...

 

Someone has to have some pictures out there?!

 

i dont think they took pics cuz the pics could be used as evidence by the police.

 

btw Fred did not get charged, did he?

 

I don't think so.

 

what does the title of the car say? anything suggesting a rebuild/salvage?

And this is why if a car looks immaculate, you have to be more concerned than if it has some signs of basic wear. No car with 44k can be absolutely perfect without some work done to it.

 

look on the bright side....yeah, the car has a shady history, but if YOU LOVE IT, then all the best. Looking forward to meeting you in the summer during an Ottawa gettogether

CHeers
Simon

 

I'm just glad he didn't have his hardtop on. Or else it wouldn't be on my car now.

 

a month or so after the accident i talked to fredo... he knew the frame was bent because when he tried to have the top up when they tow it it would not latch in... the soft top frame was fine, but somehow there was a gap...