Accidents happen everywhere around us, but you never know when they will occur. People who experience an accident first hand, will describe how it changes their life around. I am one of these people. Being involved in an accident could be an experience that could change your whole life around.
             It all began when my uncle gave me an 87 Trans Am for my sixteenth birthday. I was so excited when I received this magnificent car. That car was my everything. It was an 87, and had only 20,000 miles. My Trans Am was red and had a 350 tuned-port engine. This car was extremely fast. On nice days in the summer, I would take down the clear t-tops, and just cruise around town and pick up girls. That was all I loved to do. Just this last summer, I had put new 16-inch cragar chrome rims, and new tires. The only problem with this car was that in the rain, my tires would squeal, and I always would loose control. This difficulty with my car would turn out to be an almost fatal one.
             Well the day came, and my friend Pritt and I were at the mall. We were just doing the usual, looking for girls. It was 12:30, and I had an appointment in Chicago to get a new alarm installed on my car. This appointment was at three, and we were running a little late. I told my friend that we should get going, when all of a sudden we saw this dime-piece! I knew from that moment that I had to go talk to her. She was fine! After I got her number, we ran to my car and were on our way.
             Next, before I knew it, we were coming down 73rd Avenue when all of a sudden it began raining really hard. My car is not good in the rain, and we were running late, so I was driving a little fast. In the distance, I saw a mail truck pulled over on the side of the road. As I approached it, I began to get into the next lane to pass it. As I got into the next lane, I noticed an oncoming car. I pushed on my brakes so I could get back into my own lane, but the mail truc...