Lets see if I can post a picture.
(https://forestryforum.com/gallery/albums/userpics/25218/3434/image.jpg)
:D :D
Looks like you can.
Now what is the story behind that ::)
Hope nobody was in that car when that happened. :o
Hope no one was hurt. Was it a storm or error? I hit my tailgate once knew I should of moved truck but got to confident. Welcome to forestry forum. Roughcut
Quote from: ROUGH CUT on April 13, 2011, 04:56:40 PM
Lets see if I can post a picture.
Apparently you can't post pictures yet because you left out the driver and passenger seats. ;) :D :D I hope that was the tree faller's car.
And Welcome to the Forestry Forum ROUGH CUT. :)
Real fellers drive pickumup trucks. ;D
I'd like to hear about this too. Nothing red leaking out, so it sure could've been worse.
It's rather obvious no one was in it when it happened. If there had been it wouldn't still be sitting there
all in one piece with that smooth curved top. ::)
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Pretty sure that's a second gen (FC) Mazda RX7.... :'(
Too bad. I'd also like to hear the story of how it happened.
I was looking for a car to restore......... ;)
looks like a dead rotten tree, likely a liitle wind knocked it over. Steve
Oh My Gosh! :o That would be a bad thing to walk out to in the morning, getting set to drive in for the day.
Story? ??? ???
Quote from: ROUGH CUT on April 13, 2011, 04:56:40 PM
Lets see if I can post a picture.
(https://forestryforum.com/gallery/albums/userpics/25218/3434/image.jpg)
they say when you hurt a bull he will blink his eyes. that car is half hurt by that measure!
we got hit by a severe thunderstorm on the 4th of july about 14 years ago 6 am and lightening struck a tree just outside my bedroom window about 15'. the noise was so loud in the house it broke some windows. blew up everything electrical in the house. my pickup was sitting just the other side of the tree and looked like a brush pile. i feared it would look like this car. when i cleaned the limbs off it only had some knuckle bumps and a broken drivers door glass. i was lucky twice. i have seen anmals killed by lightening strikes that were farther from the tree than i was and my puckup wasnt hurt all that bad. pc
I was thinking that picture might be faked, both eyes should be bugging out. :o :o :o
LOL Okay, we need the story behind this one.
Sorry guys, I don't have the story behind this one because a friend sent me the picture. I just thought I should share it with other Forumites.
All I can tell you is that I did not fell the tree, honest.
The last windstorm that came thru here, knocked over a 38" pine tree, it laid lengthwise of an older Cadillac that was just about as flat. I had to lift the tree off in 8' sections. This log had a lot of glass imbedded in the bark and the pitch.
(https://forestryforum.com/gallery/albums/userpics/17725/1949/IMG_4111_1.jpg)