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- '71 Mustang Mach 1 M-code "Soylent Green"
'68 Plymouth Satellite
As the highway is visible from outside my office, I hear and see the occasional fender bender.
Yesterday, a loud screech caught my attention - and I was just in time to see a '65/66 come to a rest with its nose pointing towards the wall (excuse the smartphone zoom):
I'm not sure if his left front brake had jammed, or whether a tire had blown out (pretty sure it was the latter, as he popped the trunk for the tire iron) - and I never did find out for sure - but he was able to drive away after inspecting it.
Watching the thing screech to a stop was eerily unsettling, as I immediately thought of our forum member BigBlue before that '65/66 had come to a stop:
http://www.7173mustangs.com/thread-crashed-the-mustang?highlight=crashed+the+mustang
BigBlue is a fellow Miamian too. Truth is stranger than fiction.
-Kurt
Yesterday, a loud screech caught my attention - and I was just in time to see a '65/66 come to a rest with its nose pointing towards the wall (excuse the smartphone zoom):
I'm not sure if his left front brake had jammed, or whether a tire had blown out (pretty sure it was the latter, as he popped the trunk for the tire iron) - and I never did find out for sure - but he was able to drive away after inspecting it.
Watching the thing screech to a stop was eerily unsettling, as I immediately thought of our forum member BigBlue before that '65/66 had come to a stop:
http://www.7173mustangs.com/thread-crashed-the-mustang?highlight=crashed+the+mustang
BigBlue is a fellow Miamian too. Truth is stranger than fiction.
-Kurt
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