Scorpio24vDan

HI all
Some of you might have already seen it but for those who havnt seen it.
http://www.copart.co.uk/c2/individua...Type=onSaleNow


I think the bid is on 325 atm.
Anyone interested in it?
Dan

james kiely

iTrader: (5)

thats at least 3 to 4 3drs gone in the past couple of month

justin st13

Seen this on Facebook, sad sight tbh top many either being burnt out, in a accident or stolen ;( sad times

Sonic Boom

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Wouldn't imagine there is lot salvagable from that.
Rich

Harris.

That isn't worth a great deal , sorry sight .

damian harris

sad sight

CosworthGuy

Id say the seats are intact. Doors boot etc. Underneath running gear like axles gearbox hubs etc. Engine block and head may still be ok. Dont suppose the id is of any use being a cat b. Probably still a good few grands worth of salvageble bits to someone who can be arsed stripping every last thing off it

Sonic Boom

iTrader: (11)

Interior is going to reek of smoke the front seats will have tiny little burn marks all over them plus they may have been covered in water by the Fire Brigade.
Depends on the heat produced but the alloy head maybe finished.
Rich

LHD220Turbo

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knowing copart, i expect that will make 8k!

Rax

iTrader: (1)

Both of the above.My mate had his Sapp written off a couple of weeks ago after 16 years of ownership.
550 car and I am looking for a shell.Dont think I would use that though

rs_traynor

wonder what happened

Glenn_

iTrader: (1)

It caught fire lol.

Glenn_

iTrader: (1)

When vehicle panels have been on fire can they be painted again.

Marcyg

If it's the car I think, it split a fuel hose in the workshop it was in

james kiely

iTrader: (5)

as far as i know you cant glenn

PAUL S

iTrader: (8)

Its a lot of work Glenn, you need to bead blast the metal right back to bright all over, then spray filler to lose the burn pockets in the metal, and that's assuming the panel has not warped in the heat.

I have salvaged some really good parts from similar engine bay fires, even heads, bottom ends etc can sometimes be ok even if the ancillaries have melted around them.

I would buy it for a grand no problem, but you have to be a registered breaker for a cat B