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Apparently it belongs to a firefighter who's own house burned in Nederland (above Boulder) in a large fire caused by a poorly extinguished campfire set by a a camper/hiker.

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Apparently it belongs to a firefighter who's own house burned in Nederland (above Boulder) in a large fire caused by a poorly extinguished campfire set by a a camper/hiker.

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Hopefully not anyone's on here but if it is, it's a shame. Actually it sucks either way. Apparently it belongs to a firefighter who's own house burned in Nederland (above Boulder) in a large fire caused by a poorly extinguished campfire set by a a camper/hiker.

POST 2Original post

Meh, that'll buff out! Someone had to Man that sucks. Especially for an owner that is risking his life for everyone else!

POST 3Original post

From the UK based 911 forum, apparently on the way back from Le Mans

POST 5Original post

My lotus and Land Rover after our fire in 2011. Fires do indeed suck.

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Thats crazy! Looks like the lotus just melted.

POST 7Original post

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I saw that on Fox32 news on tv. From what they said, the fire chief basically told one of his firefighters that his house burned and drove him by it. After looking at it for a few seconds, fire chief told him to get back to work. LOL Gnat, you should call dibs on the fender as the paint is already stripped and ready for prime/new paint.

POST 8Original post

I too saw that on a clip on the national news the other night, hit rewind when I thought it was a 911, and it sure looked like a 996.

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