Tyler's crash

cbohannon · 05-06-2014, 01:28 PM

Gina and I wanted to take a minute and say thanks to everyone who helped and showed concern for us since the crash Sunday. It means more than you could imagine.

Tyler is fine...he had a headache yesterday and his back was a little sore, but he went to school and all is good today.

The car is mess, but it will return...all of the top side sheet metal will have to be replaced except the doors and they will need some work. The front subframe will have to be replaced also. The bottom of the car from rocker to rocker is surprising straight and the cage/chassis is rock solid. It will be a long road but I'm looking forward to it. We already took the doghouse and doors off, removed the motor and trans, and looked the front suspension over pretty good.

Gina and I thank God that he was able to walk away without a scratch, bruise, or bump on him anywhere. We were also very thankful that the D'agnolo's car was not involved, this could have been so much worse in so many ways.

We have had several racers offer cars, and I appreciate it from the bottom of my heart...but we are going to stay close to home for a while and work on the car. My dad, my brother and I built the Camaro together. My son, my brother and I will rebuild it together...that's the way Dad would have wanted it.

Thanks again to all!

05-06-2014, 01:28 PM	#1
cbohannon Junior Member Join Date: May 2011 Posts: 27 Likes: 0 Liked 13 Times in 4 Posts	Tyler's crash Gina and I wanted to take a minute and say thanks to everyone who helped and showed concern for us since the crash Sunday. It means more than you could imagine. Tyler is fine...he had a headache yesterday and his back was a little sore, but he went to school and all is good today. The car is mess, but it will return...all of the top side sheet metal will have to be replaced except the doors and they will need some work. The front subframe will have to be replaced also. The bottom of the car from rocker to rocker is surprising straight and the cage/chassis is rock solid. It will be a long road but I'm looking forward to it. We already took the doghouse and doors off, removed the motor and trans, and looked the front suspension over pretty good. Gina and I thank God that he was able to walk away without a scratch, bruise, or bump on him anywhere. We were also very thankful that the D'agnolo's car was not involved, this could have been so much worse in so many ways. We have had several racers offer cars, and I appreciate it from the bottom of my heart...but we are going to stay close to home for a while and work on the car. My dad, my brother and I built the Camaro together. My son, my brother and I will rebuild it together...that's the way Dad would have wanted it. Thanks again to all!