blackmaxima88

is the day my friends and I will mourn the loss of a loved one, the 1989 Nissan Sentra I wrecked 2 years ago to that day. The very car that got me hooked on Nissan products for life. it was because of this car that I bought my Maxima after having owned a POS cavalier.

It had a 1.6-litre 4-cylinder 12-valve engine that never gave me any problems. Had a 4-speed manual transmission. My Sentra, stock, dusted a Toyota MR2.

Its fate was determined by an unmarked blind 3-way T intersection. a stop sign, hidden in a tree, sat at the top of a hill. as you crest the hill you don't see the intersection until you're in the middle of it. by then, it's too late. I was never on this road before, and was doing about 35. when I crested the hill that night, I couldn't see the road in front of me until I saw the tree I was headed towards. I tried to stop but.... you can guess the rest.

her tire tracks are still there, starting at the top of the hill and running about 12-15 feet into the side of the road, where a big chunk of dirt is still missing.
| |<
hill crests here V | | |<
------------------------- |<
-sentra-destruction-path---->!!|<---hit and wrecked here
------------------------- |< Embankment
hidden stop sign --->X | | |<
<- Popps Ford Road | |<
| | |< Kise Mill Road

funeral services will be held in the field along Riverfarm Road off Codorus Furnace Road, in York, PA.

1989 NISSAN SENTRA
SHIFT-eternity

blackmaxima88

nevermind that diagram, it didn't come out like it was supposed to. as soon as I figure out how to post pics, I'll post the pic of the car after it was wrecked.