SHO RESPONSES ONLY PLEASE was RE: [Shotimes] Re: Fiero's ad nauseum

[Donald Mallinson]

OK, I think this is a really innovative and different 
topic...here is my "kill list".

Road Gater (truck tire tread) ran over with '89, it almost 
wrapped around RR tire, but only took out the RR spat which 
is held on with new screw and black sticky windshield goop 
the last three years (never got around to fixing it right).

Bird (robin?) with '89 in grill, luckily unlike a couple 
others, it wasn't trapped there, never saw it come out, but 
car didn't get stinky and no feathers.

ALMOST Buck deer with huge rack crossing road (thanks deer 
whistle!) went up on back legs and tried to strike at me 
when I did accident avoidance lane change at 60 mph (thanks 
SHO Registry convention Skip Barber school!).

While in school in 1969 I got a German Shephard with my 64 
F-85, ran out from a ditch, and I had no Skip Barber 
training to help me out.

HORSE! about 1973 or '74 with a Chevy van (the one with the 
motor between the seats) full grown horse, on rainy night. 
All I saw before the hit was a HUGE eyeball in the passenger 
side of the windshield!  smashed windshield (thanks safety 
glass) buckled top RF corner, heater core fell and trapped 
wife's leg under dash, but didn't hurt her much.  Van got 
crossed up and I almost hit two cars head on before taking 
it into a ditch to get off the road, managed to keep it 
rubber side down.  Van wasn't fixable, but drove perfect, 
Horse wasn't fixable either, and it didn't ride worth a damn 
after!  Thanks to archaic Illinois law, I was lucky not to 
have to buy the farmer a new horse, let alone get any money 
from him for the damage to my family and van.

That's it.

Oh, about a million bugs.

Don Mallinson

Timothy Tyner wrote:

> Here is a new topic that is about SHO's.  What have you killed with your SHO
> s, and waht damage did it do?