that pic of it in th warehouse reminded me of the "Sad and abandoned Porsches" thread :(

WOW! Ripped the trans from the torque tube. Violent!

Thanks Baz, I didn't realize how really bad it was until I saw the transmission and a mark in the fuel tank because the tranny hit it so hard, fortunately, not hard enough enough to puncture, but close:eek:..this picture is really eye opening, no wonder I can't remember anything :eek:http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1615248768.jpg

And that was one of those trick torque tubes:(
http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1615248949.jpg
Transmission destroyed.
The insurance company picked her up today, very sad day for me.
http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1615249115.jpg

Amazon Green Metallic.
Thanks, but remember a few years back, she took a hit on the other side in a track incident, my former business partner was driving then.
Again, thanks for all the positive vibes, I can't wait to get back on my bicycles.

Byron , On the road to recovery a stationary bike is sometimes a good place to start, that's what the DR recommended after my hip surgery. Either way, some time on the bike is always a good thing.

They don't allow you to weld together 2 or more cars to make one anymore. ;):D

I almost bought a Carrera that had buckling at the foot pedals. Glad I found that.
A Cellette might have gotten that out.