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YOUR RESEARCHBest of luck to this guy
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Why?
i meant to the guy who had the accident, not to the seller of the roller
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Yeah that doesn't look good to me.
Even if he avoided any serious injury, he'll have a royal headache for sure.
It looks like the rear automatic spoiler was deployed at time of impact so possibly a high speed accident (>75mph). That would like explain all the damage...look at that windshield, that's scary. Definitely wish the driver all the best.
I can't tell if the rear pop-up rollover bars deployed. They must have, right?
@Woodman71 , it looks like they did. Really hard to see, though. They are underneath a folded part of the cabrio top. My guess is the top was actually up during the accident, (the canvas top looks like it has mud on it in the fourth photo,) and the wrecking yard pulled the top back so that the interior was visible in the auction photos.
The car ended up in a ditch upside down. Looks like it only rolled once.
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Yea, they deployed correctly. You can see them poking through the convertible top in one of the images. That's good news for cabriolet owners. Just hope the driver was buckled in this accident.
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