Another C7 Accident
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According to some here, if it were a C6 the other car would have bounced off and fallen to pieces while leaving the C6 with barely a scratch that can easily be buffed out to like new using only household cleaners.
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Image 2 doesn't look right
Not that its worth much, but the 2nd image of the blue C-7 on the rocks isn't very Kosher. I investigated more accidents than I care to remember and several things don't fit in the photo.
It doesn't appear to have any paint transfer on the rocks or abrasion marks from the under-carriage. I also note virtually no disturbance of the foliage to the rear of the car.
As my daughter would say "What ever" (usually accompanied by an eye-roll)
Cheers!
It doesn't appear to have any paint transfer on the rocks or abrasion marks from the under-carriage. I also note virtually no disturbance of the foliage to the rear of the car.
As my daughter would say "What ever" (usually accompanied by an eye-roll)
Cheers!
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Melting Slicks
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Not that its worth much, but the 2nd image of the blue C-7 on the rocks isn't very Kosher. I investigated more accidents than I care to remember and several things don't fit in the photo.
It doesn't appear to have any paint transfer on the rocks or abrasion marks from the under-carriage. I also note virtually no disturbance of the foliage to the rear of the car.
As my daughter would say "What ever" (usually accompanied by an eye-roll)
Cheers!
It doesn't appear to have any paint transfer on the rocks or abrasion marks from the under-carriage. I also note virtually no disturbance of the foliage to the rear of the car.
As my daughter would say "What ever" (usually accompanied by an eye-roll)
Cheers!
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. All these accidents the C7 is having GM needs to do a recall to address the situation. That has got to be at least 25 percent of the vehicles on the road. These cars are accident prone no doubt about it. lol (sarcasm)
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From: Should this thoughtful, valuable contribution meet with no acknowledgement or 'thanks' this post----
...the more I look at that pic it may be that one of those cars ran a red light....or maybe bald tires on that old Lincoln caused it to slide into the intersection. If it was the vette driver, he ain't gonna get his next merit raise for sure!
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From: KADS- If it has wings or an engine, I can break it. Dallas TX
Let me guess, the driver of the 20 year old town car, doesn't have insurance....... And was in a big hurry to get to the unemployment office.
