So I was driving on Preston Highway, Louisville Kentucky, and a guy pulled out from a business on this highway about 8-10 feet "im assuming" I pressed on the brake, my front tires locked up and I slammed into the back of him.
It took me about a week and a half to get all my parts ordered and revived. Once I got them together, I could not get AAA to tow my car to my uncles shop about 50 miles from my house, triple A said due to it being at my house, with body damage that they would not tow it. I had to go to a body shop to get everything put on. Little did I know that my "rebuilt title" when I bought the car was because of the shift on the sub frame in a crash before I had even bought the car.
I am not sure if the guy did not see me, or just wanted a new bumper. So far I owe 550 dollars in labor, and 700 in parts. I still have not done anything for the guy who pulled out in front of me. But guys please check your "surroundings" before pulling out onto a high-way maybe it is just us Kentucky people who have the logic of "I get rear ended I get moneyyy." I am now struggling over it, due to it being my fault with a job 7.25 an hour and going to school. But I got my car fixed, the subframe got pulled back into the spot where it was suppose to be, I am not accused of "burning my tires" by my mom, due to the car not being even and destroying my tires. That is one good thing. here is a few pictures of my car!
There will be days when the fishing is better than one's most optimistic forecast, others when it is far worse. Either is a gain over just staying home. ~ Roderick Haig-Brown, Fisherman's Spring, 1951
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