This cold isn't fun anymore!!!

Ethan, my 17 yr old grandson, has been working on his '55 Triumph TR3.  We got the brakes and clutch done and all the hydraulics bled this week.  He took it for his first drive this morning at about -32, no top, no gloves, and spun out on some ice and flipped it upside down in the ditch about 1/4 mile down the road.  Fortunately the ditch was full of about 4 feet of snow as he was still in it upside down when it stopped.  He dug himself out and walked back here but was pretty well frozen when he got here --ears and neck were packed full of snow but no injuries other than a scratch on his knee.  Very little damage to the car other than a broken windscreen and frame.  We have a spare one here with a new glass, so not a big deal.  By the time the tow truck got here about an hour later the oil had drained out of the upside down engine and I told him there is a less messy way to change the oil!! LOL  He's OK and the car is back in the shop.  Took a long time to get all the snow out that was packed under the fender wells, around the seats and under the dash!!

He's a very lucky guy as it could have been really bad if the ditch wasn't full of loose snow.