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There are a lot of them.. I see a lot more than when I was young. They are magnificent but I do not like them when they are hanging out near the highways. One
by acomjean 3y ago
There are a lot of them.. I see a lot more than when I was young. They are magnificent but I do not like them when they are hanging out near the highways.
One jumped in front of my car while driving 60mph on the Merit parkway in CT.
I was ok, the deer really bounced off my car,
Though my car kept going but after pulling at a rest stop a short way away and watching my coolant pour out of the radiator and down the drain I knew it was was totaled. The speed it happened was stunning, it was tragic and sad. It happened 25 years ago and when driving I still sometimes get stressed when in rural areas at night.
- causality0 3y agoA cracked radiator is a pretty easy fix. Like forty bucks in parts and thirty minutes.
- spookthesunset 3y agoDepends on the car, your tools, and your working space.
- Reubachi 3y agoa cracked radiator is pretty easy to fix after a front end fender bender on a car from the 80s, 90s, and early 2000s. Less easy to fix is the fascia/front end on a 2021 Make/Model because they're designed to be "totaled" in a 60 mph collision. (the shock absorption that destroys the vehicle front end keeps the occupant safer in the cabin.) tradeoffs :)
- lsllc 3y agoNo one drives only "60" on the Merritt Parkway.