Wiped THA F OUT
As of 8:35 c time my son calls and gives me phone call nobody ever wants to here.Dad I just wrecked ,I FLIPPED MY CAR .Im Freaken now .Are you ok ,where are you? My wife and I are out the door and on the way to the seen flyen out there. His girlfreinds Aunt and Uncel where there when we got there .No cops or anybody had even been called yet.He'* ok ,no one else in the car.just left girlfreinds house.About 10 or 12 miles from home on a dark curvey and wet road .The drivers side took all the hits.He had to crawel out the drivers broken window .The front doors where in the lowest part of the ditch upside down.He had his set belt on .Just a small cut on each arm from crawling out the window looks like.I had it towed to our house for the strip show to start.My son has been working at McDs for over a year now and was saving most of every check to get his ride painted .Glad that had'nt happened yet.Mo Money to shop with now.Real Real luck kid tonite.Got a ticket for failer to maintain control.He lost it in a curve slid one way back the other way into a muddy ditch flipped at least 3 times as far as we could tell in the darkness.I got on the seen pictures Ill get them up tomarrow.I got see if I can get so sleep after all this.Im thanking god were not spending the night in a hospital and my boy just banged up a little.Tough Bonneville R.I.P. 03/09/06 8:35
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Sad... But damn good story on why to wear your seatbelt! Was he going to fast and lost control? Acident pics. will be interesting to see, although sad...
NO it was his car ,my old one was a dark green 93.The reason for the wreak was most likely ,going to fast on wet roads,an tires being worn out.AND lak of experience.He'* 17.
I'm OLD, and you're member #34.
I could have sworn you had a white car at one time. Just making sure the white curse didn't strike again.
Glad your spawn is ok. Valuable lesson, good to learn with minor injuries only.
Glad your spawn is ok. Valuable lesson, good to learn with minor injuries only.
Yes, glad your son is OK. That is one of a parent'* worst fears when your children are still teenagers, the late night phone call...
Tough way for him to learn that the number one and two most important mechanical items, IMO, are brakes and tires. Almost everything else can take a back seat, so to speak.
Tough way for him to learn that the number one and two most important mechanical items, IMO, are brakes and tires. Almost everything else can take a back seat, so to speak.





