Bargain stradale.....Not!! lol

[martin thomas]

http://pistonheads.com/sales/1218074.htm

Ouch!!

On a serious note, This car looks as though it should never be allowed to go back on the road.

Edited by martin thomas on Tuesday 8th September 19:30

[andrew.]

for anyone researching a one careful owner cs next year, it's very bent and registered 4677 ZS 76

[labrit]

lol ^

How much can that actually be worth in parts?

[jonny finance]

The damage is not that astounding to me, oh no... Who the hell secures a car down using the ratchets in that way - lazy bast-ards!! always takes me a good half hour to thread the webbing around the back of the alloy then use the proper short sling to avoid any 'rub' marks on the rims, I have even nicked the wife's cushions from her garden furtiture which work a treat protecting the wheels!!

[F355gtb2009]

just tell me where to wire de monies

[Jonty355]

http://pistonheads.com/sales/760271.htm

Chuffin Norah!!!! Parts available? What parts would they be then? Would love to know the story how it got in that state!

[Radders]

no chance at 57k! better to split for parts.

wheels, brakes, suspension, exhaust, engine, seat, rear boot lid etc

wheels 2.5k
brakes 5k
suspension 4k
exhaust 1.5k
engine & box 15k
dash - 500
carbon trim - 2k
carbon engine bay - 1k
carbon air boxes - 1k
other bits 5k

[Lanby]

I don't understand why people put sentences like this in adverts

"Car is in immaculate pre-accident condition."

Yes, it may well have been and now it is fked,
so why bother saying how it was?

[Soovy]

Lanby said:

I don't understand why people put sentences like this in adverts

"Car is in immaculate pre-accident condition."

Yes, it may well have been and now it is fked,
so why bother saying how it was?

I hope there wasn't a passenger in that.

[willcrookz]

Lanby said:

I don't understand why people put sentences like this in adverts

"Car is in immaculate pre-accident condition."

Yes, it may well have been and now it is fked,
so why bother saying how it was?

If they repaired it then went on to sell the car, would the listing read:

"Car is in immaculate pre-repair condition" ?

: p

[Mini1275]

Nasty hit, into a tree?

[lambo_xx]

Lanby said:

I don't understand why people put sentences like this in adverts

"Car is in immaculate pre-accident condition."

Yes, it may well have been and now it is fked,
so why bother saying how it was?

I have to agree with you there. I'm glad the owner polished it every weekend prior to the accident, but the fact that the car is partially spilt in two is rather more important.

[Iain328]

The bloke's in la-la land with his £57K for that!!

[lambo_xx]

Iain328 said:

The bloke's in la-la land with his £57K for that!!

I know it's a wreck. Would it even be possible to get that back on to the road? I'm guessing it would but that the cost would be completely uneconomical.