Man oh Man. :eek
I just hope and pray everyone gets home safe and sound from beautiful Utah.
My wife Terry and I left yesterday at 6:30 am, towing the GT 700 miles home to Santa Monica, CA.
It's a 1,400 mile round trip from SoCal to SLC and back and we were 1, 398 miles from home when we went through the McClure Tunnel where Interstate 10 ends and the Pacific Coast Highway begins, cruising through in the right hand lane at about a 40 degree blind turn, when all the sudden red brake lights and stopped cars. Oh S@*t!
It's two lanes each way divided by by 3 foot concrete wall...where do I go? I have the brake pedal on the Yukon XL on the floor, ABS is pulsating and I glance into the drivers mirror...don't think there was anyone to my left. No matter, I have no choice, it's steer the Yukon and 26 ft. trailer into the lane on the left without hitting the concrete divider to the left and the cars in the right hand lane I started the escapade in.
Thank the Lord I was able to manuver the car and rig safely into the left lane and keep from trashing the Yukon, trailer and precious GT cargo inside. Needless to say when we stopped short of rear ending the car, hitting the concrete wall and clipping cars in the right lane, my heart started to pump once again.
Then, my co-pilot (and MMP Ladies' Track Queen), grabs my shoulder and says, "That was the best bit of driving you did all week and you were'nt even driving the GT!"
Get home safely everyone!:willy
I just hope and pray everyone gets home safe and sound from beautiful Utah.
My wife Terry and I left yesterday at 6:30 am, towing the GT 700 miles home to Santa Monica, CA.
It's a 1,400 mile round trip from SoCal to SLC and back and we were 1, 398 miles from home when we went through the McClure Tunnel where Interstate 10 ends and the Pacific Coast Highway begins, cruising through in the right hand lane at about a 40 degree blind turn, when all the sudden red brake lights and stopped cars. Oh S@*t!
It's two lanes each way divided by by 3 foot concrete wall...where do I go? I have the brake pedal on the Yukon XL on the floor, ABS is pulsating and I glance into the drivers mirror...don't think there was anyone to my left. No matter, I have no choice, it's steer the Yukon and 26 ft. trailer into the lane on the left without hitting the concrete divider to the left and the cars in the right hand lane I started the escapade in.
Thank the Lord I was able to manuver the car and rig safely into the left lane and keep from trashing the Yukon, trailer and precious GT cargo inside. Needless to say when we stopped short of rear ending the car, hitting the concrete wall and clipping cars in the right lane, my heart started to pump once again.
Then, my co-pilot (and MMP Ladies' Track Queen), grabs my shoulder and says, "That was the best bit of driving you did all week and you were'nt even driving the GT!"
Get home safely everyone!:willy