Sad Sad Day Victoria TX

Seems to me that this is more about a dangerous intersection than any type of vehicle.

Always assume that you can not be seen, especially from the side and behind.

Our deepest sympathy and understanding at this time of sadness.
 
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How sad and deepest respects to the family...this is about a dangerous intersection too...Victorians need to deal with this.
 
Yes, this is very tragic for friends, club members, and the hobby in general. This man & wife were very involved in the local club, --even holding one job for quite a while. Also adding to this tragedy was this Coupe was purchased new by the owner/driver's dad, and was one of the first Model-As sold in Houston. My thoughts & prayers go out to the GH Model-A club members along with the occupant's family.
 
70 MPH:eek: That means the other car was probably running 80 that's what they do around here. I'd start by dropping that speed limit the Texas Highway Dept. needs to get pro-active.
 
Hi Richard,

Your compassionate message is accepted as a thoughtful prayer for those of us still driving Model A's to always be watchful for the unexpected ............... & your message also allows us to share in our offering sincere condolences for your Model A friends.

Most sincere thanks.
 
Condolences and Prayers, but I would also like to point out that from the photo - for a car that was just T-boned by a speeding Dodge Charger the passenger compartment of the model A was remarkably intact
 
Very sad, Prayers to the couple and their families... I cannot understand 70mph on US Route. i.e

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/U.S._Route_shield

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With US Routes, there are road crossing, unlike Interstate Highways, true highways.
 
Richard,
please send my condolences to the family, they will be in my thoughts and prayers
a terrible tragedy indeed.
Mitch
 
Sad day for the Family, sad day for the club, and a sad day for all here. My Condolences to the people involved. My heart is saddened by this story.
 
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