The monster fork lift is a little overly dramatic, as the thing drove around perfectly well on its own not 4 hours after the accident (once Andrew and Bryan put that spare tire on, of course).
I am of course not intending to downplay the sheer stupidity of what I did, I just wanted to point out that when a car is deemed a total loss that is not always because one has to pick up the pieces with a dump truck along a one mile stretch of road. We're guessing that the frame must have been damaged and that's what really did it in. Because really, does it look so bad?
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Um, yeah, it looks like all it needs is a little duct tape. I guess these sorts of things work out for the good... now you have a nice new huuuuge car for all of the kids that you'll be crankin' out.
I suppose I should point out that it looked worse when the tire was blown flat. When the vehicle is resting on a flat tire things tend to look a bit more disastrous.
I think you're insane. It looks awful. But I think it's the vulnerable state in which it appears- lifted up with the fork lift (which is kinda cool too). I'm very sad to see it go but happy for your guys' new ride. You could run over a house!
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