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snakemann said:
I've felt like that Ferrari after going home with some F-150's and it was certainly like riding that moped. :lol:
BWAHAHAHAHA That's some funny shat. And to carry on with that line of thinking, it had to have been a DUI, both for the driver of the F-150, and for snakeman for going home with the F-150's and riding the mopeds. ;)
 

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My friend Dave had a drunk drive into his garage last year. Punted two street bikes out of the way. One into his '39 Plymouth street rod and pushed that into his vintage dirt track car. The other was pushed to the left and under another project vehicle. :cursin:

Here's some pics of the "incident" and his finished dirt track car.

:seeya: Jeff
 

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[QUOTE='73 H1 Triple]My friend Dave had a drunk drive into his garage last year. Punted two street bikes out of the way. One into his '39 Plymouth street rod and pushed that into his vintage dirt track car. The other was pushed to the left and under another project vehicle. :cursin:

Here's some pics of the "incident" and his finished dirt track car.

:seeya: Jeff[/QUOTE]
Here again....I'd be kickin someones @ss!!!
 

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Grafixx01 said:
Too bad about the old car. The dirt track car looks really nice. How were the bikes?
The " old car " is a '39 Plymouth that Dave rodded himself. It's got big block chevy power and it's a really nice car. Between the damage in the back and the front end damage, it needs about $20K worth of work ( body and complete paint job ).

The dirt track car is an exact copy of the car he raced in the early 80s. The Plymouth got pushed into this car.

The bike you can see is a low mileage, previously restored '82 (?) GPZ 1100. The front end got twisted and the fairing got trashed. The frame may be bent up by the neck.

The bike you can't see was about the same vintage 750 Kawasaki with a big bore kit. This was a very low mileage original bike. It one got "punted" under a late 60s Toyota pick up he's rodding.

This all happened about a year ago and he's still trying to get fair value for the bikes. He finally settled with the insurance company for the damage to the street rod. Now he can finally get work done to that. He'll be lucky to find someone qualified to fix it and have it done by winter.

The drunk had state minimum insurance coverage and nothing to her name.

To say this is a mess for Dave would be an understatement. He's incured a serious monetary loss thru no fault of his own.

:seeya: Jeff
 
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