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If a tree falls in the forest... 120-130

posted by  Ron Kwas on  Mon Sep 2 07:01 CST 2013
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Matt;

My condolences...but it's just a scratch on a vintage Volvo with good steel and construction...if it was a modern car made of light weight metal with crush-zones, it would likely have crushed the roof to the seats, and the car would be totaled...take (more) pictures before removing the tree...it just adds to the car's story and history...absolute worst case, you may have to get out the sawsall and make another El-Caminozon.

Note to self: Remove dead trees within range of parking area...

Cheers






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