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Date:         Sun, 13 Jul 2003 02:02:19 -0700
Reply-To:     Kriss De Jong <banshee@KILLERBANSHEE.COM>
Sender:       Vanagon Mailing List <vanagon@gerry.vanagon.com>
From:         Kriss De Jong <banshee@KILLERBANSHEE.COM>
Subject:      Accident--Things to look for in repair...
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Well, we made it through the first leg of the tour, and were back in SF for the 3 dates here. We were coming back from a tech walkthrough and were sitting in stopped traffic on 80E right at the split & the car coming up behind us never slowed down. Owch. Wešre doing ok for getting hit by someone going 40mph. I did get taken out on a backboard into an ambulance, but nothing was broken when they did the x-rays...anyway. We have the awesome tubular steel bumpers which probably saved a lot of the back of the van, but the car that hit us did slide down under the bumpers when they were braking. They wrapped the sheet metal around the catalytic converter and the impact seriously damaged the transmission. Those things are being worked on, but I was wondering if there were other things that are related to those that I should make sure to be vocal about getting checked out. Thanks, Kriss


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