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#21 TheRealVXed

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Posted 24 January 2011 - 08:57 PM

Wow, I have never looked on the breakers part of pistonheads but there must be 20+ VX's! how many get crashed in the winter?

An I also noticed this bentley (or whats left of it)Clicky what the hell did that crash into! :o


Looks like it went into a tree/post on the drivers side and they had to cut off the passenger doors an roof! Nasty..

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Posted 24 January 2011 - 09:04 PM

What i find more shocking these days are the amount of CAT C's and CAT D's that there are about!



Its not hard given the vx is 'worth' 50p as far as the insurance folks are concerned, and that NEW parts cost more than the VX sold for originally :lol:

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Posted 24 January 2011 - 09:22 PM

This Fezza looks worth a punt, bodywork might benefit from a good t-cut though http://www.pistonhea...G&model=FERRARI

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Posted 24 January 2011 - 09:32 PM

Hi all, I've visited Douglas valley a few times for various parts and it has a certain strange fascination, a morbid feeling hits you when you walk amongst the exotic wrecks armed with a crow bar. There are some really amazing sights like not one but two burnt out F40's which were being picked up and were sold for Euro 25,000 each!!!! hmmm in ten years or so I wonder if they will appear as mint cars with no service history :) Lots of TVR's and splintered glass fibre everywhere, plus VX's and Elise/Exige, there main business is parts so any engine boxes and anything else are stripped quickly. They dont hold open days and its not easy to get in, but I did manage two visits and got quite a bit of stuff at a fair price. Cheers Ian

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Posted 24 January 2011 - 09:48 PM

Shame this is only available for parts! http://www.douglasva...&spg=114&pgid=2

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Posted 24 January 2011 - 09:52 PM

Blimey :o http://www.douglasva...p?spg=86&pgid=2

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Posted 25 January 2011 - 12:52 PM

Blimey :o

http://www.douglasva...p?spg=86&pgid=2


And who says VX's have a reputation for being written off? :wacko:

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Posted 25 January 2011 - 01:47 PM

Hi all,

I've visited Douglas valley a few times for various parts and it has a certain strange fascination, a morbid feeling hits you when you walk amongst the exotic wrecks armed with a crow bar.

There are some really amazing sights like not one but two burnt out F40's which were being picked up and were sold for Euro 25,000 each!!!! hmmm in ten years or so I wonder if they will appear as mint cars with no service history :)

Lots of TVR's and splintered glass fibre everywhere, plus VX's and Elise/Exige, there main business is parts so any engine boxes and anything else are stripped quickly.

They dont hold open days and its not easy to get in, but I did manage two visits and got quite a bit of stuff at a fair price.

Cheers
Ian

totally true mate...they have some really top motors.....i looked up on the 3rd shelf and just a massive row of tvrs.....the most wrote off veichle was porshes

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Posted 25 January 2011 - 01:58 PM



i dont know what your talking about. :sleep: i wanted to go to sleep at midnight, it was you guys that were keeping me up :drink: :D



:beat::beat: lucky i have a good sense a humor ..........:P mine you did find out few's things ;)
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Posted 26 January 2011 - 08:11 AM

This Fezza looks worth a punt, bodywork might benefit from a good t-cut though

http://www.pistonhea...G&model=FERRARI


Oh my god! this one wins hands down for the most destroyed car!
why even advertise this? I cant see any parts that one would want from that. And what must have happened to your ferarri if you need to replace parts with some off that wreckage.




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