Another one bites the dust

was owned by a lady ph'er

think it was crashed back in october - strange nothing been done with it for over 10 months

i think it was driven onto a grass verge and through a low wall, last set of pics i saw, it had the passenger wheel snapped off


still not bad money

LOL, she's way too savvy to be leaving anything like that lying around.

That looks a very sensible proposition and being sold with a reasonable description. If it cost you £10k to repair (which I doubt) it would still be saving you £20,000.

If it is the car that's been suggested, the only reason it was written off was due to the hire car charges that would have been incurred if put into Porsche for repair (some parts were on back order). So effectively it could have suffered less damage than a similar car that has been repaired by an insurance company with no record of the damage (bet there's a few of those around). Certainly looks like there's been no big impact to it anywhere.

If pault je is correct,its Jessica Wabbits (ph-er) old motor, she moved onto a Forrest Green GT2 afterwards which in turn was sold.......with a wheel in each corner still.....result!

This car was Victoria (jessica Wabbits) old GT2. Wrote off due to high, hire car charges.
She actually bought a 2004/mark II Polar Silver GT2, with all the exterior carbon bits, pcm and comfort interior................

The Paragon GT2, in Rain forest Green was bought and currently owned by another lady...Not for sale any more.

B16 FYS

Pretty sure it is hers - just checked the old thread and she referred to hers as "Gobbie" - as per the number plate on this car, ending in GOB.

It will probably need a new rear wing (as in the panel behind the door, not the spoiler!) which will be a little involved but at least it looks like it should go straight on (as in there is no distortion to where it is fitted).

Let's hope it gets bought by someone who repairs it properly and makes it the car it should be again.

Nah let's hope they break it and maintain the scarcity and hence value of these cars

SM

any more guesses on what it could cost to put right, would you go down the opc route only?

You may be right with most of what you say, but definitely not on the 40% less for a Cat D. For example, a couple of years I sold a 2 year old GT3 for £10k less as a Cat D (£46k when all similar cars were making £55k) and I bet I sold it quicker (2 weeks) than those selling the straight ones, so differences are nothing like 40%.

the softness of the leather is amazing.