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I am so going to protomotoring with that kind of money.
$2,100 - 2006 SUZUKI HAYABUSA GSX1300R Was in a fresh water street flood, has sustained repairable water damage. TX-31-571
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$31,200 - 2001 LAMBORGHINI DIABLO VT Sustained easily repairable front end damage. Driven only 1,867 miles. VA-91-647
 
Jeez, at least you could have pasted the link properly. :rolleyes:
 
Jeez, at least you could have pasted the link properly. :rolleyes:
And had a bit more descriptive title.

And posted it in the Automotive section.
 
I am so going to protomotoring with that kind of money.

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If that's "easily repairable" then the insurance company wouldn't have totalled it out.
 
If that's "easily repairable" then the insurance company wouldn't have totalled it out.

Obviously a thorough inspection would be in order, but dear god that would be incredible.
 
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Um, does the OP realize these are the cars you stay away from buying?
 
Um, does the OP realize these are the cars you stay away from buying?
maybe he likes sitting in them? and telling people that he does own a skyline.
 
There's a Viper for sale that's "missing some bolt on parts."

Notably a hood and a set of wheels.

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"$305,500 - 2004 FERRARI ENZO Has sustained front end collision damage that is readily repairable. FL-61-823"
 
Yes, because spare Ferrari Enzo parts are easily found.
 
It'll buff.
 
That FD RX-7 is looking fresh. I can't see what's wrong with it besides it missing an airbag.
 
Yes, because spare Ferrari Enzo parts are easily found.
If you can score one that's been rear-ended, you're golden. :dopey:👍

But you'll be out $611,000 and still have to fix it. I'd cut my loses and buy a Dacia Sandero instead.
 
There's a Viper for sale that's "missing some bolt on parts."

Notably a hood and a set of wheels.

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"$305,500 - 2004 FERRARI ENZO Has sustained front end collision damage that is readily repairable. FL-61-823"

Thats like 4 years since that happened, surely it still can't be like that unrepaired..

Sounds like a big load of bogus to me, unless they're showing old example, but even then it looks like bait just to sign up.
 
2006 TOYOTA PRIUS Stolen from a grocery store parking lot and then recovered by the insurance company.

Wouldn't be that hard to catch though, would it.
 
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Thats like 4 years since that happened, surely it still can't be like that unrepaired..

Sounds like a big load of bogus to me, unless they're showing old example, but even then it looks like bait just to sign up.

It could have sustained that yesterday.

Now for the obligatory:
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Extremely minor damage! Easily repaired in 20 minutes with common hand tools!
 
Needs some bolt on parts.

For the heads up, the Enzo on that site....theres two different cars under the one title.
 
Even though I know there no such thing as a freebie I keep picturing myself bolting a fender and a new wheel onto a Lamborghini and motoring off into the sunset/candyland.
 
But it didn't. Just like the Diablo posted.

Even though it wasn't written my brain decided it was being mistaken for the Gizmondo Ferrari. It does weird things after 25 laps of drift racing, I think I start thinking sideways.
 
It could have sustained that yesterday.

It's the same picture from years ago. Infact IIRC it was the first damaged Enzo picture.
 
But the gizmondo Enzo wasn't the one posted on the site...it has no rear end.
 
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