What a shame...
www.kpho.com/video/22315910/index.html (http://"www.kpho.com/video/22315910/index.html")
wow thats a mess. everyone else's cars just got a little more rare. looks like a good portion of them came out unharmed though. then again the helicopter was a ways away.
Business just picked up for the resto shops... You can bet they'll all be repaired...
i see some cars going real cheap now!
I don't have a clue what I would do in those people's shoes...
, they need to declare a national disaster...
! Was anyone hurt?
That's enough to make you sick to your stomach! It could've been alot worse, I think they said there where tornadoes in the area as well. I didn't hear if anyone was hurt or not, I sure hope not.
Talkin' like a million and half in damages, at least...
Google Russo-Steele Auctions, and check the links
, what a mess.:mad:
Rich people who are trying to sell there cars for an overprice are now going to collect insurance money for cars they didn’t deserve. We deserved them cause we would have never sold them or put our car in that situation. If it was a car show I truly would now I was there prized possession and then I would feel bad for them. I hurt for the cars only lol.
You are kidding, yes?
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I sure as heck hope he is. The owners definately deserve insurance money for their damaged cars. Most of the owners of classic and antique cars are not rich, most owners only have one car. I own a 1972 cutlass 442 that was restored a few years back and doesn't need anything, and I'm 19 years old, certainly not rich. Those guys have spent tens of thousands of dollars restoring and reviving there cars to what they are today. Most people over spend on classic cars, retoring the sheet metals, the interriors and everything else to perfect factory condition(unless you can do the body work yourself). Why do thunderbird owners deserve insurance money for not putting our cars in the auction? That makes no logical sense. And I can't understand what your talking about with the car show thing. Now I noticed of hand a buick gs stage one, if its real, I couldn't say from the top picture, but assuming it is, its worth a heck of a lot more, like 5-8x what the majority of our fox body cars are worth, how can you say they are not entitled to the insurance money to fix thier cars? I also noticed a 1970 cutlass 442 W-30 convertible in the lot. Whether it had damage or not I can't say, but one just went through barrett jackson for $222,000. Buying one around my area fully restored but not perfect would run close to $100,000. The one on barrett jackson had a couple of rare features like a factory full aluminum rear end and such, but still, why are the owners not supposed to get money to fix thier cars? Our cars weren't damaged, how can one claim we deserve money for that?
https://sites.google.com/a/allclassicsllc.com/www/home/2010-russo-and-steele-damages
more detailed pics
I think I'm gonna be sick... :wtf:
Glad to see the detailed pics, well not glad, but the damage didn't look that bad in the the video. Thats a shame, imagine the money thats already been spent on the cars, and now to be respent to fix them. I can't imagine how the owners must feel right now.
That's awfull!!
:shakehead What a shame :wtf: uh-oh :barf: :sorry:
If he isn't, and I truly hope he is kidding, but if he isn't, the only reason I can think of has to do with "November Victor."
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so there now custom by crunch!
Looks like way more than 1.5 million in damage.
Id cry like a little girl.
eh.. the older cars took a better hit then the newer ones... Jeez if that was a saturn getting hit by a poll it would of been totalled...
Yep. The anger would consume me.
If that where the case no one would care.
Not going to lie, I wish it was the case. I'm guessing a lot of those cars might not be fixed...