Special thanks to Wayne (nsw)

Stefan

I hope your son is ok mate ,i have 4 of them myself , and i tell you what, at times they can make you bloody worry.

To Wayne , good onya mate ..


Cheers........Dave

Whether you know it, like it or dislike it - EO is a form of 'networking' and this is one of the good/better benefits of 'networking'.


Pity there is not more of it.

Hope your step son is ok Stefan. As said above good to hear that people are still willing to help out. On ya Wayne. I think too it calms the nerves a bit when some one you know gives you some comfort when some thing unfortunate like this happens. All the best to your step son and hope he is ok thats the main thing, can always replace a bit of steel. Regards Steve M

Hope step son is all right and well done to Wayne.

Brian

Glad to hear your step-son is ok Stefan, and a big Thumbs Up to Wayne for stopping to help!!!

Cheers

Brian

Stefan,

Only too happy to help out.

In fact that was the second time I saw your stepson that day. On the way home he did give me a wave as I passed him on the M4

On a lighter note, the other vehicle involved was a Jeep, so it could be classed as a 4WD.

If you are going to have a coming together of two vehicles in Penrith that intersection outside the Plaza, where this happened, would have to be the best place.

The Penrith rescue squad have a vehicle parked on that corner collection donations from passing people. No sooner had the vehicles stopped and there was a rescue member at the passenger door of the vehicle checking that everyone was OK.

I returned to the scene of the accident on my way home and by this time the police had arrived and details exchanged.

The drive of the Jeep also brought back the door skin that was removed from the Pulsar. It was lodged on the bull bar of the Jeep and what I could see there was not a lot of damage to the Jeep.

Stefan, I am glad that your step son is OK and that the shock has not been too much.

Wayne