May 1, 200719 yr #11 Yep it was raining and driving down that road I had a bad feeling I dont know why but I was thinking of a truck coming over a hill thank god it wasntYeah you and your mate definatly wouldn't have been so lucky.But I must say your ute still looks like a ute.Ive seen pics of a few falcons that have been in pretty big accidents from other members in the past and most of them still seem to be fairly intact.Just goes to show that they are more safe than what I imagined they would be.
May 1, 200719 yr #12 When my octane ute met with a honda integra head on @ 100 kmh I thought it was a dream then I woke up and saw the airbag deflated. A man lost control going the oposite direction and cut into my lane. I t boned him I had 3 new bikes on I was towing and was fully loaded this is what is left of my car and his. Thank god it was a falcon!! my only injury is a very sore body and a fingernail ripped off, a burn from the air bag. My mate is in hospital the seat belt got him and has had some surgery to remove internal bleeding but is ok and out tomorrow. The other guy was not so lucky.Dam !!!! Mate that's no good & if I remember your ute from the powercruise it didn't go too bad.Muzza.
May 1, 200719 yr #15 I'm glad that you survived OK, and wish your mate a speedy recovery, and hopefully no long term ill-effects.You definitely feel safer in a larger car than a smaller one. It's a testament to the safety features of the Ford.Brian
May 1, 200719 yr #18 FARK MAN sorry to hear at least you and your mate are fine, a car is just that, a car.
May 1, 200719 yr #19 Man, thank **** your alive, get well soon and get back into another large ute. When my wife questions me about going to a smaller car, I can just show her examples of accidents like yours.All the best, BobPS Get another Octane, as its the best colour.
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