TV street racer's final texts predicted his harrowing fate before tragic car wreck

Street Outlaws star Cali Nate’s final texts he sent before he died in a tragic car wreck have been shared by his girlfriend, Courtney. The message shows the street racer predicted his harrowing death.

Since announcing the Street Outlaws racer’s death,Courtney has shared messages they shared just before the incident, writing: “I will love you until the end of time… someone wake me up from this nightmare.”

Street Outlaws star Cali Nate’s final texts

Cali Nate’s final texts were to his girlfriend, Courtney, which she has shared online. He told her, “Garth told me to tell you I love you very very much, just in case tomorrow never comes.”

She replied, “I love you too sweetheart. Can’t wait to come home to you.”

Courtney also shared loved-up snaps of them together, including one of him holding a hand on her leg in the car.

The Street Outlaws star’s partner had previously wrote, “As racers, and racers’ better halves, we know that risk every time they strap in,” calling Nate her soul mate,” “person,” and her “world.”

Tragic car wreck led to Nate’s death

Nate was rushed to hospital after he was involved in a tragic car wreck, as revealed on April 8. Doctors couldn’t save him following his injuries he sustained during a street race in Texas.

Courtney shared in a Facebook post: “Nate wrecked the Z at Eagle Pass. Waylon and Garrett stayed with him every moment. They got him to the hospital, and they just couldn’t save him.”

“Those are all of the details I’m giving,” she added, later writing, “He gets to see his mother and sister again, and I know that made him so happy. He went out doing what he loved.”

Nate leaves girlfriend heartbroken

Cali Nate’s girlfriend has been left utterly heartbroken, sharing how he had trusted her to work on cars and even led her during her first race as a crew girl, “teaching her everything he could”.

In his honor, Courtney promises to keep racing for him. She said, “No one in this world will ever have the knowledge and ideas that Nate did. Period. No one will ever have that same passion.”

“But I know he would be furious if I left racing because of this. This was OUR passion. And I’ll never let it go. Pony isn’t going anywhere. That’s a promise,” she continued.

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