Lambos on Copart

It may have burned but It also has its rollover protection activated those things you see popped up behind the seats, the car must be at a certain angle before they pop up.

So that car had a bad day all around wreck rollover and burn.

 

No rollover, but a hard impact.

from its glory days:

 

Just curious, is that "SV" stitching in the interior factory work?

 

Yup, all the SV's have it.

 

is there anybody how is willing to take a look for me at this red diablo ?

Thanks

 

4re Nut, many cars are registered in Florida without ever being there. If your listed permanent residence is Fl, you can avoid a pile of tax legally.

 

Burlington town fights junkyard of 2,400 cars damaged during Hurricane Sandy dumped on trucking lot | NJ.com

Here's one guys story about trying to buy one of these cars:
http://www.jaguarforums.com/forum/s-type-s-type-r-supercharged-v8-15/trying-filter-out-hurricane-sandy-cars-89220/#post668607

 

Hi , But I really do not want a roadster.. I am looking for a VT pre 1995

 

Sounds like a bunch of crybabies that don't understand how the system works. The cars will not be there forever. I love the Taxpayer coments like its costing them anything laughable at best.

Ignorance at its best.

 

It has flood damage, not running. Otherwise you'd all be looking at my new SL

 

Well hold on there a moment.

It's an eye sore. It's not clear when it will be over. Who's going to clean up? While it's going on there's a lot of activity they may not want. If this was in Newark or Elizabeth well then who would notice or care? But I think they have a point if zoning laws have been ignored and it's operating on a piece of farmland.

 

This thread is proof that Lamborghinis are not driven. They should add another decimal place to their odometer IMO.

What a waste of resources and engineering. They should just sell rolling chassis' ... so people can have them in their garage and just look at them.
Pete

 

So its just the "not in my backyard" mentality.

Zoning for a temporary storage point? I don't think that is realistic all of these cars will be auctioned off and they will leave the area.

A hurricane came in and it did damage, that damage must be delt with in some way, Then you have the actual lots that copart and other auction sites use, they are filled up because of the huge numbers of cars. The majority are flood cars so what clean up are you referring to please explain. Because a flood car does not leak all of its oil and fuel all over like a smashed car can and usually will.


Its temporary and needs to be done it just sounds like the usually complaining no matter what people need to ***** about everything.