that reminds me... I need to order a grill gaurd to keep out those pesky
imports...
In article <buhifc$7c5$1@bent.twistedbits.net>, david.clement@verizon.net
writes:
>
>
> In article <20040119183853.72583.qmail@web60507.mail.yahoo.com>,
> dodgedakotaquadcab@yahoo.com ("\"A Friend\"") writes:
> >
> >
> > My fiance & I had an accident yesterday afternoon.I
> > was tired,due to my stuffy nose the night before,and
> > the CPAP not helping me...
> >
> > Damage confined to the Left front fender,back about 18
> > inches or so.Took out the headlight partially,didnt
> > damage the hood assembly,or the ability to drive the
> > Dak..
> >
> > Anyone who says the Dak isnt tough in an accident,they
> > are wrong.Hell,even after all this,she still drives
> > STRAIGHT!!
> > Digger
>
> My wife was coming home from work one snowy day about 8 years ago in our 89
> Dakota 4x4 when a woman coming the other way had a brain fart and cut right
in
> front of her to get into a package store parking lot. The Toyota the other
> woman was driving hit my wife at about a 45 degree angle dead center on the
> Dakota, my wife never even had a chance to hit the brakes. Anyway, the
bumper,
> grill, AC condenser and radiator were damaged on the Dakota (not drivable
> because of the coolant leak), no damage to any painted or structural parts.
The
> nose of the Toyota was crushed back to the windshield, the roof and rear
> quarter panels had buckled, the only sheet metal not damaged was the trunk
lid.
>
> Luckly no one was hurt but the toyota driver had to wait for the fire
> department to cut her out of her car.
>
> Dave Clement
> 99 SLT+ CC 4x4
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