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YOUR RESEARCHI'd love to year the backstory on this...
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Well it is a Cab (which we all know are only driven by women), so maybe it was the jilted husband taking it on her method of picking up her lovers
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Someone was using a crazy amount of force to create those dents my friend!
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Pissed off somebody! I knew a guy with a brand new FRS - came out one morning and there wasn't one untouched part of that car. You could see that someone walked around and around the car - hitting and smashing... till nothing was unbent.
Ummm, unless the cheater has a wife that's a body builder, then I don't think a woman could hammer those kinds of dents. Look at the depth of each one. I've seen many "female rage" cars and they don't look this bad. I say this was done by a man either in a case of vandalism or insurance fraud. Which one do you think it is?
"Porsche 911 with salvage title. Several panels had to be resprayed due to hail-type damage."
I'm guessing that a great deal of liquor was involved. The location (ABQ) supports this theory...
*edit* after noticing that some of the damage (the side damage on the driver side) has lots of rust, but there is little/no rust from the hammering, my guess is that the car was wrecked and a bored/liquored up someone went after it in the junk yard/impound lot with the sledge. "Dammit, Al, WTF are you doing? I was going to sell a bunch of that sh*t on eBay!"
Nah, these things dent just from looking at them. It would be really easy to put those dents in the car with a heavy sledge hammer.
Nice, you gotta love a woman who wears lacy clothes to do demo work!
I can see it being "easy" to put dents in a car with a hammer in general, but look closer at the rear corner panels and you'll see deep circle impressions from the hammer. Someone was using a crazy amount of force to create those dents my friend! There rear section on the 996 is a dual metal design too.
We do a "car smash" every year for fund raising. We get a used salvage car and people pay a dollar a dent and we always get a ton of ladies wanting to let out a little frustration (if you get my drift) and I have yet to see any woman create a dent like the ones on that silver cabriolet. But again, maybe this was a body building lady. hahaha
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A few years ago I was in the market for a cheap 'beater' DD. So, I went and looked at a Ford Focus with 'some body damage'. When I got there, I started looking around, and every panel on the car had at least one dent, including the roof. It looked pretty strange, and I was thinking it was rolled, but I asked the seller and he said; 'my girlfriend got mad cuz she thought I was screwing a waitress at the bar'. He came out the next morning and it was beat to hell.
I bought it. Drove great, and had a cold AC. Around town it was known as the 'Every Panel Dented Focus'. Put 100k miles on it then sold it to a woman who was learning how to drive, and wanted a stick. Well, ok......
Perhaps the wife got pi$$ed off with the garage being cleaner and better decorated than the house and so the other women got the beating! The bloke ashamed at the situation makes up a gang land beating to save face at the car club!
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