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Jack Lahlane, I watched a show about him one night and it showed him backing out of his driveway at the end of the show in a red C5.
Didn't surprise me at all. He is a cool dude.
Accident and recovery
On December 31, 1984, on the way to a New Year's eve party at his family's home at Sheffield, UK, 21-year-old Allen was racing his Chevrolet Corvette against an Alfa Romeo. The driver had been egging Rick on and not allowing him to pass. In his rage to pass this driver, he did not see the turn up ahead and lost control of his car, which sailed over a stone wall, and into a field, causing him to be thrown from the car resulting in the severing of his left arm due to the seatbelt not being properly fastened in the first place. His girlfriend was left hanging upside down in the car. Luckily, a passerby was a nurse and helped Rick who had been wandering around in the field muttering, "I'm a famous rock drummer". Doctors reattached his arm, but due to infection it was removed again.
Not sure where this came from but way back in the day when this happened I wrote a report on it.....it was proven that he had his seatbelt on fully and was completely intact. The flip and speed of the car caused the seatbelt to literally wrap around him in a way that ripped his arm off of his body. It was really gross and some of the pictures I found were gross as well. His arm was found still in the car wrapped / tangled around the seatbelt. It was a rare case that the seatbelt did its job but at the same time did too much. Rick was in shock from the accident and didn't feel very much. He was found wandering in a field, that part was true.
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Well unfortunately (for both him and the Tigers) 2006 World Series MVP David Eckstein won a nice yellow Z06 for his heroics but had to give it to his brother because he didn't know how to drive a stick. Seems like he woulda had a bit of time in the off season to figure it out.
I tried to purchase his C5 Z06 through his sister when he was moving into the C6, unfortunately somebody else got his car. But I eventually found another.