HDmstng

Have you driven or taken a ride in a Mustang prior to getting your car back?

matt07GT

At least you have the car back. I hope your back gets better. Take it nice and easy and things will slowly get back to normal.

Dorsil

nope, I didnt even want to really look at them.. this was the first time, since that morning that ive been in one.

I am still seeing doctors, and According to NY state law the issue must persist for 6 months, where it is then considered Cronic (ie could be life time) At that point, ill be able to then go after personal injury in relation to the accident.

Personally id like to get nothing, and have the pain go away tomorrow..

acrokat

Years ago I made an error and took a left turn in front of someone who hit my quarter panel behind the rear wheel. Luckily no one got hurt and the car was still driveable with minor bodywork. The speed of the oncomming driver was such that the extent of the damage was cosmetic only. I was never the same in that car and sold it shortly thereafter.

It was an '88 Ford Thunderbird.

Juban

I flipped a 2000 eclipse gt that I had into a ditch, the car was able to be repaired and when I got it back I drove slow and took turns even slower (took a turn too fast and that's why I flipped). It took me a long time to drive normal again but this time waaay more cautious (I did learn something in my stupid teenager phase) but I still get pretty antsy when I'm in the pasenger seat of any car for some reason and that was over 5 years ago.

crazyemi

I totalled my 2000 Mustang GT, and I can honestly tell you that the first few days of driving a mustang after the accident were some of the worst and most terrifying days. Now, I am more cautious of who is around me and what is going on. Give it a few days or weeks, it'll go away.