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Train v Car

Slidey · 2008-06-30 18:39:22

A predictable out come, but I think they got away lightly Not a scratch on the driver, dont think the car will make it though. Dropped at the yard by a tow truck, happened in Galway on Friday I believe.

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30-06-2008 7:39pm

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Slidey

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A predictable out come, but I think they got away lightly

Not a scratch on the driver, dont think the car will make it though.

Dropped at the yard by a tow truck, happened in Galway on Friday I believe.

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#2 30-06-2008 7:42pm
mike65

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There is a Top Gear vid which should manditory viewing (even a small train engine is 10 times the size of car).

Mike.

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#3 30-06-2008 7:55pm
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What type of train was it that hit it? If it was one of their modern EMU's like the 22000,s there would be a fair amount of damage done to the cab.

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#4 30-06-2008 8:14pm
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itll buff out

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