O. L. T.

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Signal Mountain, TN

hass

Wow

Get well soon bro,
-hass

trukn1

oh,, ok,, I know exactly where you are then. Northwest side of Chattanooga off of Rt 127. I normally pass thru Chat. on I-24 pretty frequently on my way to Illinois, Indiana, or points west of I-65 ( I drive 18's for a living). Beautiful country back there, but you are right. That road looks ominiously familiar in the pics. These guys were in upstate Pa. tho.

pblake10

Glad to here he is going to be ok
i hope his recovery goes quick and smooth
get well soon.

Dx3

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Glad you are OK Todd and got out of there safely. Looks like you were very lucky. Hoping you had good insurance on the car so you can be back in the SC family again

Jonny

GSoup

Just an update. i spoke with him yesterday briefly. He's doing well considering his injuries. He feels beat up but he was in a very good mood.

fwynn

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wowowowow

well we all know he will recover
just hope he recovers ASAP! :]

prayers for everyone involved!

SC400Dude

Wow,

I'm glad he didn't go over...I hope you recover quick bud

Harbinger

that is simply amazing that he was able to 'walk away" from that collision. my family's prayers will be with him and his family.

Gunnar

I hope he gets well soon, and I'm glad our cars are so sturdy.

atekt

Wow! This is such a shock! I am glad to hear that he is doing alright. Todd is an awesome guy and my prayers are with him and his family.

ihiryu

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Sorry Todd, I hope you get better soon!


I know this might be f---ed up, but is there anyway we could get a pic of the license plate?

Curry

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I doubt anyone was close enough to the scene to get a clear picture of that, especially since the car was on fire.

1loudLX

licence plate wasnt stuck into the wall...i didnt notice it. it was prob on the ground by the mountain with half of the front of the car.

trukn1

I personally was not at the scene, however 1loudLX was, so his information is gonna be a little more reliable than mine. It was reported to me, that the plate had stuck to the wall at the point of impact. Not contradicting what 1loudlx is saying here, he has first hand knowledge.