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yeah i really don't know what to say, i'm pretty cut up... crashing your own car is one thing, but having to deal with someone elses f**k up is another thing all together.

Plus....the f**ked up car is only half the problem right now, my back rest gave way in the accident and I've hurt it quite badly.

thanks for all your comments, I'm sure this little hiccup won't discourage me and I'll be on the road again before you know it.

Chin up lizzeh. The car thing will sort itself out eventually. :P

Just make sure you go see that doctor to check out your back, and get some funky drugs.

Hope you're doing better today.

OMG... Noooooooooo

Glad your ok Liz.... first thing I thought when I saw the pics was "damn her plates are bent - shes gonna be ticked"

BTW If you get to buy your wreck back and want another S13 shell... I know of one hanging around.

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