Kevin's Hart Car Accident May Cause Changes In Laws
While Kevin Hart continues to recover from his recent car accident and back surgery, investigators are trying to figure out what exactly happened that night on the Mulholland Highway. According to TMZ, the California Highway Patrol will be dismantling Hart's 1970 Plymouth Barracuda to find out if something malfunctioned.
Kevin Hart's Barracuda will be stripped down to its bolts in a slow process that possibly could take up to three weeks, depending on the outcome the CHP hopes that some laws can be passed regarding restored vehicles.
As classic cars undergo a full restoration process, they are, often left in assembly-line condition. Like Hart's 1970 Plymouth Barracuda was released in a year that didn't require a safety harness, which the CHP calls an important feature that could have prevented such serious injuries.
Kevin Hart's Barracuda will be stripped down to its bolts in a slow process that possibly could take up to three weeks, depending on the outcome the CHP hopes that some laws can be passed regarding restored vehicles.
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As classic cars undergo a full restoration process, they are, often left in assembly-line condition. Like Hart's 1970 Plymouth Barracuda was released in a year that didn't require a safety harness, which the CHP calls an important feature that could have prevented such serious injuries.
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While Kevin Hart continues to recover from his recent car accident and back surgery, investigators are trying to figure out what exactly happened that night on the Mulholland Highway. According to TMZ, the California Highway Patrol will be dismantling Hart’s 1970 Plymouth Barracuda to find out if something malfunctioned.
Kevin Hart’s Barracuda will be stripped down to its bolts in a slow process that possibly could take up to three weeks, depending on the outcome the CHP hopes that some laws can be passed regarding restored vehicles.
As classic cars undergo a full restoration process, they are, often left in assembly-line condition. Like Hart’s 1970 Plymouth Barracuda was released in a year that didn’t require a safety harness, which the CHP calls an important feature that could have prevented such serious injuries.