[csa daddy]

Originally Posted by aerotruk63

If it was new when this happened, then the guy was really anal about preserving the pristine seat with a cover, As for the front wheel someone could have twisted the original out then twisted the replacement in to help support the front bumper that's bent into the wheel. LOL Hard to believe that little sapling did all that damage! Think I saw that ad when it was being parted out " Running when parked". LMAO

Is that not the drivers door laying on the ground beside the cab to the right of the front wheel?

As for the hood, the latch let go, the hood sprank up breaking the first four hood spring bracket bolts blinding the driver who careened through the forest striking that sapling to the right. The driver without seatbelts was ejected though the windshield striking the hood which then broke the last two remaining hood spring bracket bolts. As the driver and hood were catapulted from the truck, the hood flipped over and the driver was lucky enough to land in the inverted 61 hood feet first into the hood pods and slid down the mountain side for a mile or two until his sweat shirt caught midway up his back and tore a flap that came to rest on his head along with the remnants of his boot lace that wasn't tied. Thus the invention of the Hoodie was born and today the guys a billionaire with droopy pants without a belt and a chain that holds his wallet in place cause we know how often our wallets fall out of oversized pockets that are about knee level and when you go to dig something out of them you have to bend over showing everyone that you are wearing large labelled underwear or better yet a man thong which now plumbers wear to show more of their but crack.

The hood design was changed in 62 after Chevrolet investigated this accident and found that the front of the 61 hood had gotten pinned under the Corvette that was at the bottom of the mountain and had created the wedge design, and the rest gentlemen is GM history!

that was great