2010 camaro distroyed

by 1973 454 MONTE on Mon Mar 08, 2010 10:34 pm

how lucky the driver was. Even luckier there was no passenger..

The last photo shows much that pole peeled back the bodywork! WHEW!

Take a few minutes, look at these pictures individually, slowly and

imagine how this took place. THEN take a look at the whole thing. Read the notes below FIRST !

This takes some time to study, to realize what it is you are actually looking at. The telephone pole helps as a reference point...

Sometimes what you see as you first arrive on the scene may not be exactly what you have after further investigation. Although these pictures are

of a vehicle accident they exemplify how things in other situations can be deceiving. If you approached this scene from the driver's side,

the damage doesn't looks so devastating.. However, if you approached from the front or the passenger side your would have a totally

different impression of the scene. Fortunately there was no passenger in the vehicle at the time of the accident.

This same scenario can and does exist when approaching any emergency scene or fireground. Do not necessarily take the word of others or even

necessarily rely on your first Impressions. Sometimes additional investigation can lead to an entirely different conclusion

While covering for a few hours on E24, we responded on this wreck..

The driver swerved to avoid a car turning left and spun out on an icy intersection. I ordered the crew to stretch a line and was literally

transmitting a request for the Entrapment Compliment when the police Sergeant on the scene pointed at a guy standing on the sidewalk

saying, "Here's the driver!"

Except for a scratch on his hand he was totally unharmed.

by Limey SE on Mon Mar 08, 2010 10:50 pm

wow glad he was alright
that looks pretty bad even from drivers side

by 74Malibu383 on Wed Mar 10, 2010 11:03 am

Unbelievable. Talk about lucky.... he should play the lottery.

by JB2wheeler on Wed Mar 10, 2010 11:17 am

Thats not the first 2010 Camaro that has been totaled. I have seen pictures of a solid black one and have heard of others. JB

by The Dude on Wed Mar 10, 2010 11:37 am

That is definitely one lucky person! It also puts in perspective how collapsible newer cars are. I can imagine an older car would have fared better although probably still crunched & the driver would have gotten some severe whiplash.

Since no one was injured, I'm going to say it. Parts anyone?

by JB2wheeler on Wed Mar 10, 2010 2:13 pm

Anyone seen the video of a mint 59 Chevy being rammed by a new Malibu? It was all phony, the 59 was cut in certian places so it would look bad. JB

by 74MonteCarlo on Wed Mar 10, 2010 2:35 pm

I saw that.

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