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Havent been on the forums for a long time.. Back in April my wife was on the way to work... lost control,hit a fire hydrant and the car is now in heaven My son was not in the car, thank God, and my wife luckily only had bumps and bruises that healed in about a months time. I was in Japan when it happened and my heart stopped when she called me from the accident. Im returning to the states soon and getting a new ISF to start over with stay tuned.
Damn! That looks awful! I'm glad your wife is okay...sorry for the loss of your F. I'm sure when you return to the U.S. You'll find the right one. Best of luck!
Glad to hear no one got hurt. But, all that damage from a fire hydrant...?
Very glad to hear she was not terribly injured... that is all that really matters. However, I can't believe all that damage came from just a fire hydrant.
I happy to hear your wife is ok. I too am surprised a hydrant can do that much damage. Hydrants have shear flanges at the base of it. The barrel and operating shaft are designed to shear off in the event its hit by a car. Unless the hydrant is very old well than that's another story. None the less, glad to hear the car was the only thing lost.
07-18-15, 04:07 AM
ISF totaled
My son was not in the car, thank God, and my wife luckily only had bumps and bruises that healed in about a months time. I was in Japan when it happened and my heart stopped when she called me from the accident. Im returning to the states soon and getting a new ISF to start over with 
stay tuned.
