BROWNING, Judge.
The automobile of the plaintiff, while being driven over a road then under construction, struck a rock protruding from such road, damaging the oil pan and causing a complete loss of oil. The automobile was driven approximately six miles beyond the point of impact at which time a "knock" developed and the car was stopped. Upon examination, the motor was found to be burned out, as a result of running without oil, necessitating its replacement at a cost...
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