race911

Sure. Of course it all depends on the skill/effort TO fix. Was it Champion's GT2 Evo (?) that got absolutely rolled into a ball at either Daytona or Sebring in the late '90s, only to live on now as a perfect vintage racer?

ilko

Yeah, the rear is slightly scuffed too...

inkatouring

Should buff right out (somebody had to say it....)

Mike J

Only if you use the CORRECT pad and product - ...

H.H.Chinn

Well, I think the photograph above says it all! It's a sad reality but this certainly helps keep the value of our cars.

nile13

My dad's got a bitching set of tools (that also had to be said).

Toto111

It's just a flesh wound!
That should come straight out in the wash.

We've had a couple of Turquoise for sale here recently. It may have been a more popular colour here.

Mike in Chi

Hey Ken

If it's the one I remember it was at Sebring... into the cross-over bridge after the 3/4/5 complex. Huge hit.

Magdaddy

on second thought..that would turn left wicked good. Somebody could turn that into a Turquise dirt track demon.

I provide the following diorama for inspiration.

diet97993

OUCH!

csertich

Please somebody - tell me this car will be fixed!!

No kidding. what a shame.
chuck

mjsporsche

I have seen worse hits that were eventualy marketed as "garaged and never driven in the rain".

That car can be repaired.

JLJ11

on the bright side.. one less widebody 993 in the world makes everyones a little more valuable..

mjsporsche

Interesting micro economic view of the market drivers of 993 pricing.

Don't kid yourself. That car might end up at a retailer near you. Title washed in Tenn, and a carfax that says it was in an accident which the owner will swear on the lives of his dearest that it was a bumper only repaint.

TravisB

Good day for the 'investment' buyers...sad day for the enthusiast!