+1 on the denali off of rob and big that suv is pimp!!!

 

so did upload any pics of the accident?

 

I am going to do an "Earl" here you know you could be looking at this from the wrong angle as far as being unlucky in Mitsubishi's I mean you did however survived those accidents... maybe if you were in a different type of car it could of been a different story one that we are not all sharing as they could of had a different ending... me I say that you have been lucky rather than unlucky ... but thats me I try and see positives in every situation....

I am really glad that things are starting to improve for you tho and as far as getting another car you can take your time with it there is no need to rush and make a rushed decission on it - rushed decissions lead to bad choices

 

SocalES......sorry to here man. Broken pelvis is no joke! Take your time with trying to get up and around. Let those bones fuse. You can also have all sorts of problems from broken pelvic bones. You very lucky. Very painful as well. Take care of yourself! Have you spoken with a lawyer? Injuries like this are serious and can effect you for the rest of your life.

 

pictures of the car at the insurance lot after the accedent. first time that i had seen the car since the accident... very suprised i survived.

represent!



drivers side front door

spoke completely broken off the wheel. (passenger rear)






new wheels!

 

Sorry to hear about the wreck, glad your alright.

 

car has now been replaced with a Speedway blue '07 tacoma x-runner. its like the truck version of the RA!

 

You suck!! I want a speedway blue quad-cab tacoma with the TRD Off-road package. That will probably be my next vehicle purchase. Congrats on the truck though, definitely a good choice.

 

Good luck with the recovery. A broken pelvis must hurt like a b!tch.

 

Great choice! Hope you're still making a good recovery. Oh, and one more thing. I doubt this was mentioned to you (it never was after several surgeries I've had) - your diet can make a HUGE impact on how fast/well you recover. If you aren't already, eat as well as you possibly can, be sure to take vitamin supplements, and protein shakes are great for both muscle/bone repair.

Stay strong man!

 

no one bothered to tell me that the diet has anything to do with recovery time! im trying to stay away from greasy foods because with the walker im using a lot of my upper body and gaining muscle, so i need to get rid of my gut. so far just using the walker my arms and chest are noticably bigger, who would have thought it would take a car accident to make me work out...

thanks for all the nice comments about the truck, ill get a couple pics posted ASAP and maybe a sound clip of the new exhaust i already put on it haha. had 210 miles when it got the exhaust done.

 

customtacos.com

 

ive been a member at customtacos.com since before i even owned the RA. they have a meet like every month in southern cali, so that works out for me.

oh and fontana speedway is doing open drags jan. 13th so if anyone wants to go...