05-29-2012, 03:32 AM
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Originally Posted by jojoegen
Hey CW,evidently you where not there.The marks where as black as can be.The 33 roadster was facing the GTM.The GTM was pushed back from the position it was in when the band was playing.So,all this BS about angles is bunk.The marks clearly show that when the roadster peeled out it was not in a straight line.The floor is smooth concrete .Look at the FFR pics and see that the 33 was facing the GTM.They pushed it out for the band then back after it was done.It was almost at a 90degree angle to each other.Think what you want.I only started this thread for an answer to a question.I didn't know that no-one knew.To answer your question CW,it came from onlookers when they saw me going to my car where the GTM stopped in front of.This thread , there are too many know it alls ,investigators,"I SAW nuttin" people out there.At least I saw the tire marks and that's that.The truth will come out from FFR by the time I'm done.I'm no lier.Parden the spelling.
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I'm going to edit as I just spoke with another person who does confirm a minor mishap between a "33" and a GTM. The 33 already having been repaired to as good as new, the GTM will be within a day or so. Scratches and scrapes, but no major damage to either vehicle and both were driven (sorry, not pushed) to their respective transports.
Bill S.
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Last edited by mrmustang; 05-29-2012 at 08:25 AM..
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