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Well It was my old garage. I condensed from 2 garages in the same building down to one and the one I kept was untounched. But My old garage was wiped out and the S4 that was inside it won't be driving anywhere for a long time.
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The story:
The driver of a T-Bird fell a sleep at the wheel and might have been drunk too, slammed on the gas and clipped the garage next to my garage knocking over the guy's pristine bike and other toys. scuffed the BMW in the carport, clipped the PT Cruiser and pused it forward about 3' and then rammed into the side of my old garage and hit the S4 that was parked inside of it. Then both cars(T-Bird and the S4) went through to the next garage and ended up perpindicular to the normal parking in the garages. NOBODY was hurt except for the bump on the driver's head and his insurance company's pocket (USAA).
The path of the car after the driver fell asleep was the same as the angle I took the above photo from.
I had to wait for the firemen to finish shoring up the building before I could find out if anything from my over packed garage landed on the Corrado. But when I did open it I felt VERY lucky.
The Audi looks bad but bad enough to be totaled? The owner and I hope it is. (Wondering if any of these parts will fit on the Corrado before I part it out, brakes maybe)
The PT cruiser? I know nothing about how well these things take an angle hit to the rear. But I imagine thats its rebuildable.
The BMW will need a buff job.
The motorcycle needs minor work all the way around.
Link to the photos: http://www.imagestation.com/album/?id=4292212781&congratulation_page=Y
[Modified by G60ING, 9:10 AM 12-3-2001]
The story:
The driver of a T-Bird fell a sleep at the wheel and might have been drunk too, slammed on the gas and clipped the garage next to my garage knocking over the guy's pristine bike and other toys. scuffed the BMW in the carport, clipped the PT Cruiser and pused it forward about 3' and then rammed into the side of my old garage and hit the S4 that was parked inside of it. Then both cars(T-Bird and the S4) went through to the next garage and ended up perpindicular to the normal parking in the garages. NOBODY was hurt except for the bump on the driver's head and his insurance company's pocket (USAA).
The path of the car after the driver fell asleep was the same as the angle I took the above photo from.
I had to wait for the firemen to finish shoring up the building before I could find out if anything from my over packed garage landed on the Corrado. But when I did open it I felt VERY lucky.
The Audi looks bad but bad enough to be totaled? The owner and I hope it is. (Wondering if any of these parts will fit on the Corrado before I part it out, brakes maybe)
The PT cruiser? I know nothing about how well these things take an angle hit to the rear. But I imagine thats its rebuildable.
The BMW will need a buff job.
The motorcycle needs minor work all the way around.
Link to the photos: http://www.imagestation.com/album/?id=4292212781&congratulation_page=Y
[Modified by G60ING, 9:10 AM 12-3-2001]
