were can i find salvage ferrari f430?
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Plenty of damaged vehicles on www.mobile.de
Depending on where you are, you might find that the steering wheel is on the correct side, though!
Depending on where you are, you might find that the steering wheel is on the correct side, though!
Try this mob. Mind you, their 'Breaking' page makes for some very sad viewing...
http://www.eurospares.co.uk/index.asp
http://www.eurospares.co.uk/index.asp
I know a few people that have tried in the past thinking that it was a cheap way into a supercar (one of them runs his own bodyshop...) Rarely has it worked out that way. Salvage dealers are better than most at assessing repair costs, so price accordingly. Parts costs are high, it is very easy to overlook small items that can really add up...When it is all done, recorded or not, it will always be worth less than a ‘proper’ one, so why not save yourself the headache and just get an undamaged one..?
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I know a few people that have tried in the past thinking that it was a cheap way into a supercar (one of them runs his own bodyshop...) Rarely has it worked out that way. Salvage dealers are better than most at assessing repair costs, so price accordingly. Parts costs are high, it is very easy to overlook small items that can really add up...When it is all done, recorded or not, it will always be worth less than a ‘proper’ one, so why not save yourself the headache and just get an undamaged one..?
Unless you can buy direct from the previous owner or insurance co, the figures rarely make much sense, given the effort required to do it properly.
Copart.co.uk have the odd Ferrari in, but again tend to be almost as expensive as an undamaged car
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