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Old 13-09-2007, 08:29 AM   #1
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Default TS50 Rollover

Its amazing what you find when your googling...

Im not sure if it was a Forum Member or not.

From: http://www.car-accidents.com/pages/a...y/2-27-04.html

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The car is (was) an Australian Ford Falcon TS50. While traveling at extremely high speed a large truck cut the driver off while taking a left turn across his path. He swerved sharply to avoid a collision and the car careened into a ditch and flipped, causing extensive damage to the vehicle. The driver walked away, completely unscathed but somewhat shaken and disturbed by the experience. He, of course, also lost a nice sporting machine.





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