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Reaction time at 110+ after 5 hours of driving wasn't there...maybe if I were doing the 70 MPH limit I would have allowed it to pass before me. Little bunny foo foo got bopped.
Car is for sale- 86 3.2 Mondial- Gregio metallico/tan 70,000 miles cabriolet.
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Hey, that lucky rabbit's foot wasn't too lucky for him!



Darrell.

 

Must have been a HARE raising experience.

 

thats disgusting... at least it died fast (get it get it)

 

Luckily the rabbit didn't take out the fog light. That would have been an expensive bunny.

Gene

 

I don't want to see you
Hitting any Mondials
Bopping them on the bumper"



sorry hard to resist,hope all works out well


and deer are the most dangerous animal of all in US
so maybe be glad FooFoo wasn't running with y'know-whoo-bam
I know,hitt'n a deer ain't funny at all

 

Kill one bunny and you put the car up for sale....WTH???

Silly Rabbit, those tricks are for....

JIM

 

My shop space is currently limited- it is a 40*64 with 2 lifts, a pit, mig, tig, torch, lathe, mill, press, beadblaster, shear, toolchest, 69 GTO -pontiac ,87 buick regal T, 49 Bonanza A35 plane, 2 HD's, 2 sportbikes, various videogames and pinballs, the Mondial, the 82 GTSi (twice baked) and the 77 308 GT4.

Thanks again to Bill, Dave et al @ GT car parts for helping with the parts to get me on the road! This happened on the return trip from Scottsdale.

 

Easter is canceled until further notice.

 

That was f@#kin funny.
A similar thing happened to me with my 911 euro sport at an air show taking people for rides up and down the strip I hit a (a very fast) bird (not fast enough) at about 150 mph, all I saw were feathers (poof) and he disintegrated although his head and part of his body was stuck in my stabilizer just dangling there eeeeeeuuuuuooooo.

 

I also had a similar thing happen with a Olds Aurora back in the late 90's. It was a horrible experience since I am a huge animal lover. I was headed down a back road out to the body shop I use to be a part owner of. A dog ran out in front of my car and I hit it. It was wound up in the front axel and when I got out of the car it's head was sticking out looking at me. He was still alive. The owner came out of the house and said it was the second time the dog had been hit in the last year. The dog belonged to her 8 year old son. The dog died with in a few minutes. The owner removed the body from my car. She was sitting on the ground next to the dog and looked up at me and said, I will pay for the damage to your car. She looked down at the ground and said I don't know what I am going to say to my son. His father died this morning and I haven't told him that yet either. I was unable to hold it together at that point.

 

BEST AD EVER!!!!!!

 

Like a deer being shot with a nice Sauer rifle, it must have been an honor for bunny to die that way.

 

Deer? Ever seen what happens to a car when a moose gets in the way…
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Kill da wabbit, kill da wabbit...
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Any sign of a Tortoise in the vicinity??

 

Wow, thats really upsetting. I cant imagine how you must have felt. Def. a sad story.

 

I've never hit an animial, but realize that this must be something you'll remember for a while.

Art

 

We average about 165 moose/vehicle collisions a year in Anchorage. I would much rather hit a rabbit.

 

I love rabbit stew did you make one out of this bunny?

 

eeew,at car's ah freak'n mess...one moos did all that?...musta been a fast moosh...tell da mooses stay away down diss way

but the numbers doan lie...deers is dangerous...

huh and so's FooFoo at 125,eh to bumpers and lights

 

More results of hitting a deer at speed.
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From my experience watching CSI, and the splatter patern, it appears as though the car continued to drive for some time after the hit.

Those Beemers are tough.

 

You will be forthright about the accident history, won't you?

 

I don't think you will get it all cleaned out at the local pressure wash.