Re: [FWDLK] Crash Test: 1959 vs. 2009
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Re: [FWDLK] Crash Test: 1959 vs. 2009



i saw that clip about a month ago- look closely- just like an advertisement- there's a little lack of truth..... notice theres no drivetrain installed- also on the pass side shot of the impact- note all the rust and sand/debris ejected from the rocker panel.  also- more- the fenders were hardly attached- the pass side clearly visible- is the fact that the door jamb bolts were not present.. as the bosses were not ripped apart- just there unscathed...
 
the new car would win i guess for safety equipment, but not fold that bad- a good friend crashed a car i sold him- a 63 chevy 2dr with no rust and 30xxx miles- uses the same x-frame as the 59 pictured- he went 70mph into a viaduct support when a bmw cut him off on the parkway- he went out the pass side of the windshield- the water pump broke off and the trans tailshaft came through and poked the back seat cushion... but i took him home from the hospital that same night... lucky? or the car a little stronger than the obama-supporters want us to believe????
 
i have pics of the aftermath somewhere.... he was on his way to finish the paint job.....


-----Original Message-----
From: Fr. Ray Ball <frray3@xxxxxxxxx>
To: L-FORWARDLOOK@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Sent: Mon, Oct 19, 2009 2:27 pm
Subject: [FWDLK] Crash Test: 1959 vs. 2009

On the 50th Anniversary of the Insurance Institute of Highway Safety.
 
1959 vs. 2009 in a crash test:
 
 
Would a Forward Look car fare any better? 
 
 
Ray from NH
'58 Belvedere
'59 Star Chief
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