R.I.P fox :(

that was a clean fox!

looks like the 5.0 badge dis pretty well though!

Sorry for your loss..was a nice fox are you going to build another one??

That'll buff out.

Man retards piss me off. Sorry about the fox, collect that insurance check and start hunting for a new one.

red-fox said:

I did really everything I could to avoid getting into an accident by doing some hard braking and cranking the car into the shouler of the on-coming lane but still ended up hitting the guy... He told the police than he never even looked before pulling out to turn

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Makes you want to shoot the dozy c*nt.

buy it from insurance for parts

Another wrecked coupe, that sucks. These coupes are getting harder and harder to find. Clean car to boot. Probably not a good idea to buy that one, like you said the frame probably is bent.

1989DropTop said:

buy it from insurance for parts

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That's what I did. It turned out to be very worthwhile, I got back all the go fast goodies I had bought.

At least it wasn't a hit and run - that what was the cause of the demise of my 89 GT.

In March 2008, a hit and run driver sideswiped the front of my 89 GT and totaled it. He tore off the driver's side front bumper, fog light mounting bracket, bent the fender and radiator support and tie rod. The insurance company totaled the car and gave me a check for it. At that point, the car became their property. I intended to buy it back ($200 or so) and repair it myself or have some shop do the body & paint. The insurance company said they would not insure the car, and I could only use it off road or for parts. That translated into not being able to get a valid license plate or renewal sticker for the car.

I bought the car back with a scrap/salvage title. In Florida where I was living at the time, that means the car is basically for parts only. I removed all the parts I thought I would use and had the wrecker carry the shell off for free. No wheels, no transmission, no rear axle, no electronics inside the car. All that was left in the car were the seats, a worn out 5.0 engine, the hatch and doors. The wrecker had to use an empty 20 gallon propane cylinder under the stripped shell to roll it up onto the wrecker bed. Every small thing of value was removed and stored away. The Tremec 3550, King Cobra clutch, and aluminum driveshaft has already found a home in the replacement 89 LX 5.0 hatch that I bought later in 2008.

At least you are OK. Hit is insurance as hard as he hit you.

you always buy them back if you can.... Hell, buy it back, and I will come buy it from you double what you pay them.... I need some 5.0 swap parts for another Fox project.... (Fairmont....)

I hate that crap, people sitting on the shoulder and then suddenly turn out. I was told in a class once that often people pull over because they are dealing with something and they don't think when they turn out. I think the other driver in this case should have been tried criminally. I really think the law should start putting people behind bars when they cause accidents like this, not oops mistakes we all make, but when they do something this stupid. He could have killed you or someone else. Spontanious thinkers cause so many problems. They have the attention spans of squirrels and the brains of opossoms. I swear.

Yes, there are lots of nice rollers going dirt cheap. I would do that.