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Ok so some of you may remember me, but for most of you i'll be new to you. I totaled my 96 Firebird back on Thanksgiving morning 2005. Replaced it with a PT Cruiser, which has now been totaled. I'm now back into a Firebird though and loving it.
Yeah I was driving home that night and fell asleep at the wheel. Happened to be on the service road of a highway they were putting in. Drove off the road where there was no curb and off into the 12' deep ditch where the highway is now. Nose planted the car, spun around 90 degrees then rolled back towards the street i was on, and the car stopped when it hit the embankment. Luckily for me the guy ahead of me saw me go off the road and turned around to get me out of the car. Otherwise i would of been there for awhile. I walked away with a sprained wrist and 7 staples in the head for a bad gash.
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