Pontiac VS Toyota= Toyota Win

I would be a little bit wary about towing right after hitting the hitch. Inspect it really well. If you could get it to the shop sat morning for inspection I would say that would be even better. If you do have damage, then you certainly don't want to put stress on the thing right away.
 
I would be a little bit wary about towing right after hitting the hitch. Inspect it really well. If you could get it to the shop sat morning for inspection I would say that would be even better. If you do have damage, then you certainly don't want to put stress on the thing right away.

Exactly...I am going to confirm all is well before risking the whole adventure especially since the roads leading into hunting camp are pretty rough..at least for my stock height 2wd...I don't want to see the show in my rear view mirror of the carnage that could take place with it not being up to the task.
 
I'm on the other end of the spectrum with this one:

I managed to SLAM into a '09 Civic in today's rainstorm here in Northern Virginia, and got a nice chance to test out my new ARB. Sorry, no crash pics, but the ARB didn't receive a ding while the trunk, bumper and tail light have all disintegrated thanks to me. As the light turns green in the 2 left turn lanes, I move up in traffic. Someone cut off the car in front of me to get into the left hand turn lane, which forced the Civic to slam on his brakes WAY too early, and a 3000 lb Civic stops a lot sooner than a 5,000 lb 4Runner... I think you know what the outcome is. To my luck, the police were on my side today; the guy who cut off the dude I hit was right in front of a police car when he did that, and although the cop didn't see my accident, he "saw the events that led up to it" and decided to not write me a ticket, since outside the past couple months I've had a good driving record (although my insurance company may think otherwise by now). For that I was very thankful. Also, thankful that I didn't injure the guy in front of me, even though I was going somewhere between 5-10 MPH.

My...
DISCLAIMER: ANY MODIFIED FRONT BUMPER WILL DO A HELL OF A LOT OF DAMAGE TO ANY CAR YOU HAPPEN TO UNFORTUNATELY HIT. DO EVERYTHING IN YOUR POWER TO NOT HIT THE PERSON IN FRONT OF YOU (OR ANYONE FOR THAT MATTER) AFTER YOU'VE INSTALLED A CUSTOM FRONT BUMPER.

DAMMIT KELLY.. lol I told you like 2 days ago to quit crashing into people! you crashed AGAIN?!

:lmao: jesus this is too much ahahahhhah
 
I'd love to get rear ended like that by someone that actually has insurance-$1000 would get me a new custom rear bumper.

Seriously though- glad you are okay and the Pontiac actually had insurance.
 

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