----- Original Message -----
From: Chip Hellie
To: Ray ; mgtabc
Sent: Tuesday, January 21, 2003 7:59 PM
Subject: Re: [mg-tabc] Re: seat belts
Ray,
There was a girl in Portland a few years back who was
run over by a semi in her MG TA. The car was totally
flattened, but thank God she was squeezed out like a
orange pip and survived. A Seat belt may have killed
her. Their is no sure way to figure whats best, every
wreck is has its own senario.
You have it right though, Drive defensively, and I
always drive like the other guy wants to "get" me and
so far I've never(knock on ash) been hurt.
Chip Hellie
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> Do not delude yourselves that being in a crash
> in a T type is preferable to
> a modern car, may I remind you all that Frank
> Churchill the # 2 man of the
> "T". Register was killed in his TD by a woman who
> blew a stop sign and hit
> him broad side, and had Frank taken the Lincoln he
> would be here today.
> Defensive driving is the answer my friends, and
> don't tail gate in your T car
> just think of the guy ahead of you with modern ABS
> brakes.
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> Very well said, indeed!!
> Ray
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Sent: Saturday, November 27, 2004 10:58 AM
Subject: [mg-tabc] Seat Belts
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> Want to install seat belts in my TC.
> Any suggestions on where to buy them?
> Where should the mounting points be/
> TIA Bob
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