abdus
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 not that one
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Robin
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quote:
Originally posted by g-man
Of course it was cut. Look at it. No way would a tree cut the car completely in half, and then have the two halves sitting side by side.
a) why would the fire service cut the car in half and not just cut the roof off?
b) why would they, after doing that, put both halves next to each other, with wiring still attatched, facing in perfectly opposite directions?
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Robin
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quote:
Originally posted by Matt L
it sold for £6k??
It sold for £4100 odd.
The engine is worth that.
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abdus
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quote:
Originally posted by Robin
quote:
Originally posted by g-man
Of course it was cut. Look at it. No way would a tree cut the car completely in half, and then have the two halves sitting side by side.
a) why would the fire service cut the car in half and not just cut the roof off?
b) why would they, after doing that, put both halves next to each other, with wiring still attatched, facing in perfectly opposite directions?
maybe to get a better price on ebay 
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jr
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The car was not cut, the owner replied on a prestige foum saying it wasnt cit, also, i cant see any cuts that are in line, clearly it has been ripped apart, what happends whne your doing over 120 and hit a tree
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Matt L
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quote:
Originally posted by Robin
quote:
Originally posted by Matt L
it sold for £6k??
It sold for £4100 odd.
The engine is worth that.
only looks like half of its there tho. lol.
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Colin
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Repost & I dont think its anything to do with build quality, show me a car that wont rip apart hitting a tree at over 100mph
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g-man
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OK so there was enough force to rip the car clean in half, yet not enough to injure the occupant?
The seat belt restraint at that force would be enough to crush nearly every bone in your body, and rip every organ from it's mounting.
I'd be more inclined to believe it was t-boned, yes, but not at a force that would rip it clean apart.
I may be wrong, but I seriously doubt it.
P.S How do you know the person that replied saying it wasn't cut *really* was the owner?
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Robin
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Ok.
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Colin
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yeah yeah.....
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