Jeezus Joe... wow. Add one more to the "Peugeot saved my ass!" list.
j.p.
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From: <jsgrubbs@hotmail.com>
To: <peugeot-L@egroups.com>
Sent: Sunday, January 21, 2001 12:21 AM
Subject: Another loss in the family
> You all are not going to believe this. This is kind of a sad story...
> My grandmother was visiting my grandfather's grave with some other
> visiting family members. When they left the cemetary, she was driving
> her '85 505 alone. She was very upset (ofcourse) and was on her way
> to a gas station to fill up the car. Unfortunately, she was involved
> in a serious frontal crash with a pickup truck shortly after leaving
> the cemetary. The crash caused the pickup to spin about 5 times, and
> the marks on the road indicate it was on 2 wheels for a moment. The
> poor 505 was crushed in and it slid a little bit. My grandmother
>
> thank god! At this point she was absolutely hysterical (for obvious
> reasons). She loves that car--it has obvious sentimental value. I
> asked her if she was okay and she replied "I have a broken heart".
> What's really incredible is that the 505 was still idling--though it
> was pouring coolant and trans fluid all over the road. It rolled just
> fine, and they drove it off the road under its own power (until all
> the ATF leaked out). The pickup was immobile and required a wrecker.
>
> No one can say for sure if the car saved her life or if God (for
> those who believe in God) stepped in and protected her. In either
> case we're all thankful that she IS okay. A car is replaceable, a
> grandmother is not...
>
> -Joe
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