Right before 8:00 this morning, I was getting of I-75 at exit 333 to go to school and got rear-ended by the person behind me.  I was hit pretty dang hard.  I was spun back out in the interstate facing the wrong direction in the middle line traffic.  Luckily I was not hit by any other vehicles.  My seat is tilted downwards and backwards toward the left and even the fuse fell down from its mounting.

I went the the hospital around noon just to be safe since my back and neck were pretty sore. They took some x-rays and found no bone damage, so I'll just be sore for a couple of days.

The Scirocco, in my thinking at least, will probably get totaled. :cry:   At least it will take massive repair work to get fixed; however, i'll let the pictures speak fro themselves.

Aw heck,  a little bondo a little beer.  it will be good as new.  Glad your Ok.  Sounds like a crappy day.  SC

Good thing your ok,but David has a good idea. dang i liked that car.

poor little rocco  :cry:  glad you are ok though

For God's sake, don't give Zen that car...I swear he'll actually try to do it.
I know Kyle's thinking about it.
Hey, David, help me locate another Dasher and we'll have us an 8-door version riunning around.  We could call it a... No, wait this is great....a Creeper.
Actually, I think that name is more fitting anyway, as I have never once know mine to "dash" any damned where.

Yes, you would be correct, there was a Fox wagon as well as 2 and 4-door sedan models.  The wagon was 2-door...Dashers were offered in 2 and four door models, mine having 4 doors.  The fox wagon has a longer roof line with a near vertical rear hatch where the Dasher has a long, sloping rear hatch the size of North Dakota, quite noticeable when the gas support struts give out and you have to hold it up by hand.
Anyway, I guess you have debunked the old myth that a bus can't pass anything on the road.  Those skeptics have never driven a Dasher.