Well people my stang is ruined carnage pics inside.

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this is the last pictures taken of her. i was so close too.

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f**k that dude! there's no way in HELL i would just sit back and let them rule that the way they did! that's your car man, and you KNOW it was definitely his fault, not 'no ones' like the cop claimed and definitely not your fault! why should you have to suffer because of some dumbass trying to turn around in the middle of the street, let alone with a TRAILOR?! get a lawyer and take that to court! sue him for the damages and lawyer costs! i'd make sure that asshat paid for EVERY expense involved with this situation.
 
I do know that in Alabama, if a vehicle is stopped illegally (ie. at a green light, on the freeway) then he is liable for your car because he shouldn't have been blocking the road.

Blast his ass!!! I'm getting more and more bent the mor I think of this
 
BK, didn't you say your neck was feeling a little funny HINT HINT.......
Then a lawyer would listen. Sad but true.

This was meant as tongue in cheek, but also in a serious manner. Sometimes the symptoms of whiplash don't show up for a while. If you feel any kinda weird twinges at all (neck/back/hips, etc), head to the doctor and get checked out. That way your bases are covered.

I'd call this dudes insurance company and politely and respectfully tell them the story and that you realize it was called as no fault, but that you don't feel that is correct and you are retaining legal council regarding the matter and see where it gets you. They won't put up much of a fight over the cost of a Fox Body mustang. At least you'd get something out of it. Don't wig out on them though.......
 
This was meant as tongue in cheek, but also in a serious manner. Sometimes the symptoms of whiplash don't show up for a while. If you feel any kinda weird twinges at all (neck/back/hips, etc), head to the doctor and get checked out. That way your bases are covered.

I'd call this dudes insurance company and politely and respectfully tell them the story and that you realize it was called as no fault, but that you don't feel that is correct and you are retaining legal council regarding the matter and see where it get you. Don't wig out on them though.......

Listen to this man- He's right.

And make sure that if your neck starts hurting tomorrow *cough* you make note of it and call a doctor
 
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