Marine Corps XJ Build
06-24-2011, 08:10 PM
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Some lady came out the wrong way of a one way exit ramp and tried to scoot into the other direction of traffic. She clipped me doing 50, I went on two tires 180'ed and rolled it into the ditch on the side of the road. Surprisingly I'm fine, seatbelts can kiss my ***
06-24-2011, 08:37 PM
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sad to hear about the xj!
glad to know your ok just more reason to how tough our good ol xj's really are!!
seatbelts can be very helpfull and myself like you dont care to much about them being as i have also rolled a vehicle without a seatbelt on and walked away un touched
wear it it will save you when you dont expect it
glad to know your ok just more reason to how tough our good ol xj's really are!!
seatbelts can be very helpfull and myself like you dont care to much about them being as i have also rolled a vehicle without a seatbelt on and walked away un touched
wear it it will save you when you dont expect it
06-24-2011, 09:41 PM
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sad to hear about the xj!
glad to know your ok just more reason to how tough our good ol xj's really are!!
seatbelts can be very helpfull and myself like you dont care to much about them being as i have also rolled a vehicle without a seatbelt on and walked away un touched
wear it it will save you when you dont expect it
glad to know your ok just more reason to how tough our good ol xj's really are!!
seatbelts can be very helpfull and myself like you dont care to much about them being as i have also rolled a vehicle without a seatbelt on and walked away un touched
wear it it will save you when you dont expect it
06-24-2011, 10:12 PM
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Not gonna get into a seatbelt war, I'll simply say they're there for a reason, whether they helped or hindered your particular case.
Sorry to hear about the XJ. It'll buff out.
(I'll pm ya about the rims!)
jk. But seriously, glad you and your passenger are alright. Whats gonna be the next vehicle? And agreed, this shows the strengths of these vehicles.
Sorry to hear about the XJ. It'll buff out.
(I'll pm ya about the rims!)
jk. But seriously, glad you and your passenger are alright. Whats gonna be the next vehicle? And agreed, this shows the strengths of these vehicles.
06-25-2011, 10:28 AM
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Oh def gonna be another jeep, just a matter of waiting and seeing how much I get for it. I wish I coulda taken the rims, I had to wait in a burger king for three hours for my ride to get there anyway so I couldnt take much from it. Where I crashed is six hours from my house so im in no hurry to go back
06-26-2011, 08:03 PM
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Just as a reminder, Tricare/mil healthcare doesn't HAVE to cover your costs if you aren't wearing seatbelts (or PPE on motorcycles)... Glad you are OK, seen plenty of times it hasn't been.
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