is your car safe in your garage?
 

found these pictures tonight... hope its not a repost.

Story goes something like: Drunk guy doing 75 hits curb, jumps curb, ends up in the garage of a body shop owner.
At least the scooter appeared to be unharmed.

http://www.mustangmods.com/data/34/crash.jpg

http://www.mustangmods.com/data/34/crash1.jpg

http://www.mustangmods.com/data/34/crash5.jpg

http://www.mustangmods.com/data/34/crash6.jpg

the original topic only had the first pic. nice, yet heartbreaking to see the aftermath :(

Repost, but we finally got the technical part of the crash ........ and some new pics too...

Thanks corpse_grinder0 for filling the part on "How the hell the truck jump up a Ferrari without killing it's side or rear end?"

*EDIT* Sorry Trigger Happy

it is a repost I guess :roll: :?

it is repost, but in 666fast's post we only had the chance to see one pic

http://www.motorworld.net/forum/show...ight=kills+360

wow that owner IS a poser he owns an H2 a 360 and a Vespa atleast the F150 will probably start right up and drive away. it looks just like paul sr.'s did on American Chopper after he drove it throught the old shop and it kept on going.

hope the guy who drove the f150 died!

Probably not. On the other hand, his insurance is going to be so damn high he'll never drive again!

Thanx for more pics Corpse_grinder0... well its horrible view :|

That would not be somthing you would like to wake up too :cry:

well the damage a\on the Ferrari isnt to crazy bad just needs some bodywork and new paint should only run about 50 k :D

No....but we haven't had any drive-in attempts, we have on the other hand had a drive-out attempt...

Man, I'd hate to see a truck on top of my ferrari. But how did it get that much air to actually land on top of it? The backend of the ferrari isn't even touched. The top is destroyed along with the windows, but I can't see how the truck can miss the whole bumper.

After reading the original post, it makes some sense. But it's still hard to believe that the truck wedged itself between the car and garage like that, without damaging the bumper.

I'm now crying for the poor owner of that Ferrari.