Hmmmm.....you might have a point here. I have driven a huge SUV, LBC, VW,
big ass Cadillac, motorcycle, Rice-burner, pickup, station wagon, and
company cars of various makes. Have had very few accidents. The ones I've
had, I can honestly say, were not my fault, however, I could have done
something to avoid them. Including having my brother get out of the car,
walk half way over the one lane bridge and wave me through if it was clear
(which it wasn't). So it depends on the driver and how much risk you want
to take.
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> From: Fred Thomas[SMTP:vafred@erols.com]
> Reply To: Fred Thomas
> Sent: Tuesday, March 14, 2000 2:02 PM
> To: spitfires@autox.team.net
> Subject: sensible driving
>
>
> Now I have to wonder if there are more =="Harleys, Kawasakis, etc. etc. on
> the road than Spits, or are cycles safer than a Spitfire, bicycles are
> safe
> if you stay to the right, I wonder also if there were more ==V/W Beetles
> ==
> than Spits == gee this could just go on and on. If you are worried about
> what car is safe and which car is unsafe, stay in the house and watch
> T.V.,
> none of them are safe, now about the steering stablizer on the Boeing 880,
> what can we compare this too. "FT"
>
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