Open at your own risk, distressing pics inside
Discussion
http://www.manchestereveningnews.co.uk/news/greate...
Glad the occupants weren't too badly injured. I'm sure 3DC will be back on its wire wheels soon enough, contrary to the opinion of Manchester's police spokesman.
Glad the occupants weren't too badly injured. I'm sure 3DC will be back on its wire wheels soon enough, contrary to the opinion of Manchester's police spokesman.
gowmonster said:
passenger compartment looks surprisingly intact, in fact it looks to have crumpled like a modern car DB ahead of it's time?
complete write off for a million pound car according to the article, really? i doubt it would cost that much to repair!
Have you checked iin at Works Service recently?!complete write off for a million pound car according to the article, really? i doubt it would cost that much to repair!
I think Works are currently charging GBP375k (+VAT) as the standard price for a full restoration job.
The car isn't worth a million, that's just lazy journalism, with a Works restoration done on it you would probably be looking at more like £700k in today's money - unless its got some special history that I'm not aware of.
So it will certainly get restored, albeit it will potentially lose a lot of originality in the process, which is a shame.
I know it sounds trite, but the main thing is that it sounds like the occupants are ok. The car can be restored, people can't.
The car isn't worth a million, that's just lazy journalism, with a Works restoration done on it you would probably be looking at more like £700k in today's money - unless its got some special history that I'm not aware of.
So it will certainly get restored, albeit it will potentially lose a lot of originality in the process, which is a shame.
I know it sounds trite, but the main thing is that it sounds like the occupants are ok. The car can be restored, people can't.
Gassing Station | Aston Martin | Top of Page | What's New | My Stuff