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09-14-2003, 04:01 PM
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there is more than $17k worth of parts in there, 996c4 drive train, rear suspension, interior ***** and trim pieces on the dash, maybe seats?, brakes, 2 rear wheels look pretty un touched, etc.
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09-14-2003, 05:05 PM
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I agree that there are a lot of good parts in that car, brakes, probably all 4 wheels, engine, transmission, computer. Probably carpets, some interior parts. Maybe it would be a great pickup for someone with a _lot_ of time to strip everything of value.
Is that just a rollover?
Or is the car cut to pieces by the fire department trying to get the occupant(s) out?
To add insult to injury, they covered the car in spray paint / wax pencil writing.
Is that just a rollover?
Or is the car cut to pieces by the fire department trying to get the occupant(s) out?
To add insult to injury, they covered the car in spray paint / wax pencil writing.
09-14-2003, 07:07 PM
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if the car wasnt registered in march '02 i would have thought the car was crushed on 9/11
i know a parking garage in downtown manhattan did collapse at the seward park housing complex. it doesnt look like it rolled.
i know a parking garage in downtown manhattan did collapse at the seward park housing complex. it doesnt look like it rolled.
09-14-2003, 07:40 PM
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Looks like it got ran into one side rolled then into a pole or something?? I go to a salvage auction/insurance pool on wednesdays this spring they had a 996TT car that went through with a flood title. Car was perfect I didn't see any damage Car drove fine in lot etc. That thing brought 52000 with a salvage title.
