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CanSS · 06-28-2015, 02:46 PM

I'm sure some of you will receive a call from the man himself over the next few days, but I thought I would also post it on here. As many of you know, Glen's car is his baby... I'm pretty certain that he cares more about it than he does me (his daughter). Actually, I'm definitely sure of this. Yesterday after the national event at GBM was called, him and Rich were driving home and got t-boned by a Civic who breezed through a stop sign. We are hoping the driver of the Civic is ok (he was taken to the hospital) - Rich and dad are both fine.

The trailer is a write-off and the extent of the damage to the car is uncertain at this point. Needless to say, dad is quite heartbroken. I'm sure many of you can appreciate the amount of tinkering, testing and just time, in general, that he has put into this car. At this point, unfortunately it looks like they'll be out the rest of the season, with dad feverishly working on the car to get it back out there (if it is structurally sound to do so) once the insurance process has taken place.

06-28-2015, 02:46 PM	#1
CanSS Junior Member Join Date: Feb 2011 Posts: 5 Likes: 0 Liked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Glen Stahle's Firebird I'm sure some of you will receive a call from the man himself over the next few days, but I thought I would also post it on here. As many of you know, Glen's car is his baby... I'm pretty certain that he cares more about it than he does me (his daughter). Actually, I'm definitely sure of this. Yesterday after the national event at GBM was called, him and Rich were driving home and got t-boned by a Civic who breezed through a stop sign. We are hoping the driver of the Civic is ok (he was taken to the hospital) - Rich and dad are both fine. The trailer is a write-off and the extent of the damage to the car is uncertain at this point. Needless to say, dad is quite heartbroken. I'm sure many of you can appreciate the amount of tinkering, testing and just time, in general, that he has put into this car. At this point, unfortunately it looks like they'll be out the rest of the season, with dad feverishly working on the car to get it back out there (if it is structurally sound to do so) once the insurance process has taken place.