Entirely my fault, I misjudged the entry speed for a tight roundabout and the front end pushed (surface changed from asphalt to pressed concrete pavers which didn't help). We went over the curb and then caught a large ornamental Boulder which completely ripped the right front wheel and a-arms off the car. When the dust settled, all that was connecting the wheel to the car was the brake line and a bent rack and pinion shaft. Shane came over and opened up the shop on a Sunday to receive the crumpled result. About a month of down time can be attributed to the Insurance Company hyper ventilating over the price of repairs.
Last edited by rolsmith; 13/04/16 11:32 PM.
