Scottster
CEG'er
It looks like this might be the end of the line for the CSVT.
I was in an accident Friday after school that wiped out the front end of the car. I know it sounds like a cliche, but it all happened so fast. I still feel like I am living someone elses bad dream.
Regardless, the car is undrivable as the airbags went off (I wasn't injured though), the rad is broken loose, and the hood, headlights, quarterpanels, bumper, and windshield all have varying forms of damage.
As it stands, I don't really have time to worry about it because school is really giving it to me up the A$$ too. Needless to say I'm pretty upset right now.
The car is sitting in the yard of my Dad's work, where it will stay for a good while I suppose.
I guess the car will be subject to parts scavenging when I get all of the other insurance/school issues dealt with. Right now I don't have time to worry about that.
So, I guess the bottom line is, the CSVT is gone. A car I had dreamed of driving since I can remember daydreaming about back in 7th grade. All of my notebooks from that year are filled with drawings of them.
I only had the car since February too. I admit I never thought this would happen, like I was immune to getting in an accident...let alone one that not only ruins my car, but consequently ruins my way of getting around, and to school more importantly. I sure took the privilege for granted.
I have some good memories to refect back on. Tinkering with the Contour had become a regular pass time for me. I even had a project on the go that I was just about to finish up. I was installing LED's inside the rear reflector, looking forward to unveiling the project on CEG. All of that was in vein now.
I still appreciate all of you guys though. The people I met at the meets, talking about cars, and having a good time.
I'll let you guys know what the result of this whole mess becomes, but I'll just say "Thanks" for all of the good times, insight, and resourcefullness. And I can't help but feel shame for destroying a car that I not only I loved and appreciated, but a car that so many others cherish too.
I was in an accident Friday after school that wiped out the front end of the car. I know it sounds like a cliche, but it all happened so fast. I still feel like I am living someone elses bad dream.
Regardless, the car is undrivable as the airbags went off (I wasn't injured though), the rad is broken loose, and the hood, headlights, quarterpanels, bumper, and windshield all have varying forms of damage.
As it stands, I don't really have time to worry about it because school is really giving it to me up the A$$ too. Needless to say I'm pretty upset right now.
The car is sitting in the yard of my Dad's work, where it will stay for a good while I suppose.
I guess the car will be subject to parts scavenging when I get all of the other insurance/school issues dealt with. Right now I don't have time to worry about that.
So, I guess the bottom line is, the CSVT is gone. A car I had dreamed of driving since I can remember daydreaming about back in 7th grade. All of my notebooks from that year are filled with drawings of them.
I only had the car since February too. I admit I never thought this would happen, like I was immune to getting in an accident...let alone one that not only ruins my car, but consequently ruins my way of getting around, and to school more importantly. I sure took the privilege for granted.
I have some good memories to refect back on. Tinkering with the Contour had become a regular pass time for me. I even had a project on the go that I was just about to finish up. I was installing LED's inside the rear reflector, looking forward to unveiling the project on CEG. All of that was in vein now.
I still appreciate all of you guys though. The people I met at the meets, talking about cars, and having a good time.
I'll let you guys know what the result of this whole mess becomes, but I'll just say "Thanks" for all of the good times, insight, and resourcefullness. And I can't help but feel shame for destroying a car that I not only I loved and appreciated, but a car that so many others cherish too.