More Pics of the WreckageHome now. Three days ago, before leaving, we took some more pics as we were gathering up everything else we could find from the wreck.
Driver side, pedals and floor. Road dust and silt were caked on everything we found in this area.
Top of the sleeper, driver side, where mom slid halfway out on the final roll into the ditch.
Top of the sleeper, passenger side. Window either popped out or shattered.
Back of the tractor, fuel tanks were pretty unscathed, neither ruptured, thank God.
Tractor-trailer air and electrical lines. Not sure if they severed during the crash, or were cut during the cleanup.
Top of the sleeper, rear exterior.
Front axle. Depending on how it was placed in the junkyard, I'd ...
More Pics of the WreckageHome now. Three days ago, before leaving, we took some more pics as we were gathering up everything else we could find from the wreck.
Driver side, pedals and floor. Road dust and silt were caked on everything we found in this area.
Top of the sleeper, driver side, where mom slid halfway out on the final roll into the ditch.
Top of the sleeper, passenger side. Window either popped out or shattered.
Back of the tractor, fuel tanks were pretty unscathed, neither ruptured, thank God.
Tractor-trailer air and electrical lines. Not sure if they severed during the crash, or were cut during the cleanup.
Top of the sleeper, rear exterior.
Front axle. Depending on how it was placed in the junkyard, I'd wager that the tire on the left is actually the right tire, where I hit the boat trailer.
Closer shot of what I believe is the right steer tire.
Pieces of the hood. RIP 22328.
Windshield, passenger side.
Windshield, driver side.
Fuel tank, driver side, clearly well protected.
Biggest portion of the hood. We began a pile of everything that was either ruined or we didn't want to take home.
Two of mom's plastic lugnut covers, either crushed or gone during the crash.
I also took video of the scene before we left for home. That's coming soon.
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