Suspicious-Teach8788
Lifer
maybe a semi would've beaten the tree..
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Porsche Carrera GT vs Tree
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marvdmartian
Diamond Member
All that car needs now is a PWNED bumper sticker!! :laugh:
I remember as a kid, seeing the wreckage of a corvette that tried to negotiate a curve by my grandma's house at high speed (with cops in pursuit), and lost it.....ended up getting t-boned by a power pole, which then caused the vette to pretty much wrap itself around the pole. Not pretty, especially in the days before the "jaws of life"!! :shocked:
I remember as a kid, seeing the wreckage of a corvette that tried to negotiate a curve by my grandma's house at high speed (with cops in pursuit), and lost it.....ended up getting t-boned by a power pole, which then caused the vette to pretty much wrap itself around the pole. Not pretty, especially in the days before the "jaws of life"!! :shocked:
BaliBabyDoc
Lifer
Hmm, nice wheel package . . . is that stock?
TerryMathews
Lifer
This isn't really suprising about the Carrera GT. Unless I'm thinking of another supercar, the engine->transmission link in the CGT is the main load-bearing member for the cabin to rear end link.
A lot of engine service on the car involves seperating it in half. In other words, it's designed to do exactly what it did when it crashes. Not a bad thing either, when you consider the amount of energy you shed by getting rid of all that weight in a crash.
A lot of engine service on the car involves seperating it in half. In other words, it's designed to do exactly what it did when it crashes. Not a bad thing either, when you consider the amount of energy you shed by getting rid of all that weight in a crash.
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