Posted by Bryan iniowa on November 23, 2015 at 21:24:33 from (207.191.209.24):
First off I want to thank all the offers for help with my Suburban broke down. Means alot . Well, called shop this morning. Turns out it was broken tee fitting in heater hose for rear heat. They had it all fixed and not bad price. Shout out to Big E's auto .Bailed out of work early made the trip to Galesburg. Just got on 74 headed home, five miles on the road. BAM airbags went off! Hit a deer dead center. Didn't even see it . Every one is okay , thoses thing are loud and stinky when they deploy . HPD filled out crash report, Wrecker picked truck up and hauled it to their lot. Buddy and I are headed down in the morning to retrieve it. Pretty sure it's totaled. Damn shame 1999 out of Oklahoma, not a bit of rust on it . I think I will buy a lottery ticket
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