Pics of my Black Thunder from the wreck
12-15-2003 | 09:54 PM
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From: Carlisle, MA USA
ouch that is hard to look at. Blad that you guys are ok. You are lucky to have gotten out of it with out with your life. Glad the insurance company came through for you.
Jon
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12-16-2003 | 07:01 AM
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Mike
I didn't know you had a wreck. Glad ya'll will be OK! Don't know the circumstances, but I like to tow at night when most of the general public is not on the highway.
Take care and have a great holiday season!
Robert
I didn't know you had a wreck. Glad ya'll will be OK! Don't know the circumstances, but I like to tow at night when most of the general public is not on the highway.
Take care and have a great holiday season!
Robert
12-16-2003 | 12:16 PM
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From: Lanoka Harbor, NJ
Originally posted by formula31
A little bondo, a little jb weld, and good as new.
A little bondo, a little jb weld, and good as new.
This past summer a 38' Sonic burned to the water line leaving only the charred hull and the transon fully intact. Never went up through a bid auction or anything like this BT. Someone I know went up and offered $3000.oo (3 grand) and got the whole thing. K-Planes, Bravos, props, steering, CMI headers & tails (had to be cleaned), tips, engine blocks that were not totaled, 2 fuel tanks .. a lot for 3000.oo! Just had to pay a few hunge to get rid of the hull. That's about all you could do with this thing ... part it out, like Mike wishes would be done.
