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Wrecked Vesuvius at Copart in Illinois
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Even at a glance of a photograph, it seems the driver's door doesn't close. Not a car I'd want to own, no matter how cheap. I'm surprised it's allowed to be repaired?
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Wow. What a shame. Second totalled Vesuvio I've seen in my years on here. I wonder whose car that was.
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After seeing the resurrection of Limoncella anything is possible.
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Originally Posted by Grapeape
(Post 19389329)
After seeing the resurrection of Limoncella anything is possible.
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That will buff right out.
(That's a unique enough car that it might be worth the effort to fix) / |
Looks like the door closes just fine. Must have been ajar in the first pic.
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Looks like non-US spec car (with side marker lights).
https://www.copart.com/lot/74909953/...11-il-wheeling |
With a front driver side hit you would think the steering wheel bag would have deployed along with the passenger AB.
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Looks like it got hit directly from the side. Maybe the airbags don't go off in that situation?
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Originally Posted by gavonder
(Post 19390095)
Looks like it got hit directly from the side. Maybe the airbags don't go off in that situation?
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I was lucky enough to pick up the 2 toned cup II that fortunately weren't on the car during the accident. I believe it was imported out of Germany. SUV merged to make an exit and took it out.
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Originally Posted by milazzo_997tt
(Post 19390121)
I was lucky enough to pick up the 2 toned cup II that fortunately weren't on the car during the accident. I believe it was imported out of Germany. SUV merged to make an exit and took it out.
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Originally Posted by boomboomthump
(Post 19390019)
Looks like the door closes just fine. Must have been ajar in the first pic.
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