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13-12-2006, 05:43 PM
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13-12-2006, 06:10 PM
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I think he will just break it. He for some reason is tempted just to let it go to a scrappy!! 
Maybe he is just peeved off that it happened. I have said that i will hav it off him if he does decide to do that.
Maybe he is just peeved off that it happened. I have said that i will hav it off him if he does decide to do that.
its a way too good car to let it go to the butchers please sum1 save it
13-12-2006, 10:26 PM
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maybe its worse than it appears in the pics,but is it not repairable?? ive seen far worse put back on the road 
dont break or scrap it
dont break or scrap it
13-12-2006, 11:09 PM
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I havn't seen it myself yet. It only seems like the front that is really damaged. But I was told that they reckon it has twisted it somehow. Not sure how true that is, I will make my own judgement wen i see it. To be honest the car didn't quite sit right before, seemed to sit over to one side. It's a shame to see another one go but he is currently restoring a mk2 escort so i doubt he will too bothered to do the work to this one. He hasn't had too much luck since he bought it.
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