Sad day

Chris:
So glad you and occupant were not injured.
Don't sign any medical release forms as pain can pop up later on.
As for the car, don't try and restore it as it will never be "right." Buy another car with your insurance money and make this bad memory go away - the sooner the better.
Lot's of nice 40's are on the market. You will be happier in the end.
 
At least everyone is ok but the car is totaled. Someone ran a redlight and that is all she wrote.

Thanks for all the help and advise you all have given over the past 3 years. We were so looking forward to taking it up to the Pavilions this Saturday for Barrett-Jackson/Russo & Steele weekend

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That car can be fixed. A friend slid sideways into a tree when he was 17 and he put another frame under it and pulled the side out with come a longs. U could not tell it was wrecked. If you had a frame machine you could pull the frame instead of repacing it.
:)
 
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