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dumb people that hit deer

z3r0

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here you can see where the deer was dragged on the pavement w/ my car
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so hit that asshole doing 80 at 4am in fog. someone else hit it, left it in the road and i got to reap the rewards for stupidity
so the damage:
the bumper mounts for the lower section of the wheel wells are gone
and my catback was ripped off
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so the entire undercarriage and catback was COVERED in deer. lucky me i had to put the catback in the car and smell rotting deer 20 miles to work.


so called my brother. he got the pickup up to my work, took the car and had it pressure washed, then the catback and it's sitting in the side yard right now. but finally gonna fix the ****ty header paint on the tips and go caliper paint the whole catback
 


Better than you hitting a person doing 80mph in fog. Not giving you a hard time, saying it might not have been the smartest thing and you probably got lucky.
 
Hows the smell? mine has stayed with the car for a few months now even with numerous undercarriage washings.
 
Better than you hitting a person doing 80mph in fog. Not giving you a hard time, saying it might not have been the smartest thing and you probably got lucky.

Well why would someone we in the middle of the highway?

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Smell is gone. It was.only under there for 4 or 5 hours. But I haven't been sniffing u.der the car.

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Bill, im guessing that he didn't hit it on purpose. Im guessing he didn't see it til it was too late with the dark/fog. Buuuut, then again I could be wrong!? Lol
 
didn't see it til it was too late with the dark/fog
If I'm not mistaken, Bill's points were that those are good reasons to not do 80mph. He hit a stationary object because he was going too fast to react in those conditions. He'd have been toast if it was a leaping deer.
 
My point exactly. OP got lucky. Toss out a million what if's..

Dead battery in a car (driven by woman, hence in middle of road)
Deer jumping
Moose (hey..I'm close to moose country)
Anything higher than 3 feet and it would have likely impaled the OP.

Don't get me wrong, I'm no saint on the roads either..just tossing out there the "Don't just be mad, feel lucky too" post. I'd feel very lucky if I were the OP. Catback and some cosmetics are relatively easy to fix vs what "could have" happened.
 


Hit a deer in my 2003 grand am on christmas day, car was probobly only worth like $2000,
Insurance wrote it off for $5300 under comprehensive , you should make them pay for repairs if its less then book value.
 
If I'm not mistaken, Bill's points were that those are good reasons to not do 80mph. He hit a stationary object because he was going too fast to react in those conditions. He'd have been toast if it was a leaping deer.

This. If you can't stop or get out of the way of a stationary object in the road, you are either going too fast or not paying attention. Regardless of the guy hitting the deer and leaving it there, you are just as much at fault.
 
well i'm glad that none of you would have hit the deer. i guess i'm alone in the issue. and i appreciate all the warm and kind thoughts.
 
Sorry to hear bout your luck bro. Never hit a deer but missed one doing 65 on the way to school in my Dads Monte Carlo SS. Woulda been alot of explaining for me to do cause it took him like 6 months to locate the pace car edition one so he would not have been a happy camper cause he would have to go look for another. lol
 


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