Anyone here drive their DB5 into a flood in Oxfordshire?

Anyone here drive their DB5 into a flood in Oxfordshire?

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cardigankid

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8,849 posts

213 months

Tuesday 29th January 2013
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Hopefully not.

Can't post the picture, but you will find it in the online edition of the Metro newspaper

http://e-edition.metro.co.uk/2013/01/29/index.html...

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Tony V12V

2,465 posts

153 months

Tuesday 29th January 2013
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And if you did are you man enough to admit it biggrin

Neil1300R

5,487 posts

179 months

Tuesday 29th January 2013
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bomberh

634 posts

138 months

Tuesday 29th January 2013
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eek Why would you even attempt to drive through there?? nono I wouldn't even do that with a modern car, common sense would have to take over. For me the driver deserves a redcard

897sma

3,364 posts

145 months

Tuesday 29th January 2013
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And wtf are they doing leaving it there?!!! I would have pushed it back the way I came pretty sharpish rather than leave it sat in that filthy water. Some people have more money than sense and as a result have no respect for the true (non-monitary) value of the things they are lucky enough to be able to afford.

Edit. You wouldn't have to move it far, 3 or 4 feet backwards would have left only the wheels in the water, even if alone there are two other people there who could help. doesn't deserve to own that car furious


Edited by 897sma on Tuesday 29th January 09:17

Tony V12V

2,465 posts

153 months

Tuesday 29th January 2013
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Perhaps the tt was trying to get close enough to the water depth marker to actually read that it says " 2ft "
You really should have gone to SpecSavers

peterr96

2,226 posts

176 months

Tuesday 29th January 2013
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897sma said:
And wtf are they doing leaving it there?!!! I would have pushed it back the way I came pretty sharpish rather than leave it sat in that filthy water. Some people have more money than sense and as a result have no respect for the true (non-monitary) value of the things they are lucky enough to be able to afford.

Edit. You wouldn't have to move it far, 3 or 4 feet backwards would have left only the wheels in the water, even if alone there are two other people there who could help. doesn't deserve to own that car furious


Edited by 897sma on Tuesday 29th January 09:17
Which got me thinking.
Sequential/auto gearboxes. What's the chance that they are going to let you engage neutral at a time like this?
Think I'll stick with a Manuel (sic) thanks!

CRA1G

6,542 posts

196 months

Tuesday 29th January 2013
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Neil1300R said:
He must of been thinking he was in the White Lotus Esprit...................getmecoat

ds2000

2,690 posts

193 months

Tuesday 29th January 2013
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I'll offer a tenner to take it off his hands and fix it up. What an absolute moron though..... I took my Vantage on an extra 40 mile route Sunday to avoid and potential shallow floods in Wales, if I owned that it'd have been parked on an ark somewhere....

krisdelta

4,566 posts

202 months

Tuesday 29th January 2013
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A bit daft driving through an actual flood, but nice to see them out being used! Barring 4 days of snow boundness, mine has been out and about every day! Admittedly I don't own a DB5.. but still, kudos for not waiting for a warm sunny day, anyone can do that wink