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Thought that I would share the following images. Without going into tooo much details as to the exact specifics of the accident. The following is how a BA XT Falcon shaped up against a 5-6" round tree (50-60kph rated road)
Damage includes right chassis rail, and goes back into the "K" frame. Power steering pump is snapped back off the block(as is alternatior at a guess - can't see that far down into engine bay) ![]() Front axle has shifted forward in the wheelarch. ![]() Steering column has collapsed. Wheel is now touching the top of the dash cowling. Both Airbags deployed. Plenty of broken plastics in and around the cabin. ![]() Seatbelt tensioners fired (stalks are about 3-4" shorter) B Pillar plastic detatched from car. ![]() May not be real pretty, but the car did do its job. Driver is still in hospital under observation, but expected to make a full recovery. Mostly bruising. ![]() ![]() Be safe out on the roads people. Incidents such as this one can and DO have much MUCH worse outcomes... |
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