Car show mishap WTF !!
#1
Car show mishap WTF !!
This is the result of NOT having a neutral safety switch on your trans . Some rat rod POS ramp truck was started in gear during the day at the show Sun . & I was parked across from him . Why you need to start your loud POS rat rod during the day is beyond me . I am ****ing PISSED. I really didn't need this . Made Father's Day a real downer . NEW never turned on NOS headlight is trash . Rim ring & retainer ring is toast . Maybe the head light bucket . Lower fender ext. will need body work & lower gravel pan will need repaint . Bumper will need to be straightened
#3
Denny, I am so sorry for your misfortune. You'd think a car show would be the one place that your truck is safe!
I hope your truck can make a speedy recovery.
I hope your truck can make a speedy recovery.
#5
Well accidents happen, fortunately it sounds like no one was in between it when it happened so you have that going for you. The world is full of knuckleheads and sometimes I am one of them LOL! Good thing is that those parts are readily available still in NOS condition.
JB
JB
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#8
Well accidents happen, fortunately it sounds like no one was in between it when it happened so you have that going for you. The world is full of knuckleheads and sometimes I am one of them LOL! Good thing is that those parts are readily available still in NOS condition.
JB
JB
#10
mishap update
Head light panel is pushed back & frame horn is bent up . Have an hour into it . Can some one please give me a measurement on how much space between lower gravel pan & frame horn ? Thanks ,,Denny
#12
That be the one . I have some pics of it . Will post when found .It is a late 40's chev. with duals on the rear . It is very large . Had a rat rod on the back also . Had $$$ for custom one off wheels (6) but not a very inexpensive neutral safety switch .. He builds these POS units for a living .
#15
Sad to see! Does he at least have insurance?
As far as the gap between the frame and valance, I don't think there's a spec or a "right" number. Obviously should be equal, L-R. My front clip takes a "set" when I pull up my driveway (steep and at an angle), even on sharp corners, it takes a while driving for it to settle back down. Try loosening the radiator saddle bolts and shifting the front clip around.
As far as the gap between the frame and valance, I don't think there's a spec or a "right" number. Obviously should be equal, L-R. My front clip takes a "set" when I pull up my driveway (steep and at an angle), even on sharp corners, it takes a while driving for it to settle back down. Try loosening the radiator saddle bolts and shifting the front clip around.