When bad things happen to good cars

[slusher]

So sad

[hgbben]

ouch

[slusher]

Edited February 18, 2014 by slusher

[Harry P.]

That poor Superbird has to be the worst of them...

[freakshow12]

That's gross. Most of them could be fixed I guess

[DPNM]

Ow. It hurts just to look at. SOOOOOOO Sad . The Super Bird is the saddest to me.

Looks like somebody didn't set the parking brake on the '65/'66 Vette.

[cobraman]

What a shame. Send the Mopars to Graveyard Cars.

[1972coronet]

Who said that C2 Vettes don't grow on trees ?

[scottyguitar]

I think the orange Torino was one of the cars that was damaged by the high winds at one of the Scottsdale auctions a couple of years ago.

[bogger44]

I think the orange Torino was one of the cars that was damaged by the high winds at one of the Scottsdale auctions a couple of years ago.

I was thinking the same thing.

Brings a tear to my eyes seeing those.....well, except the S10, I kinda lol'd at that one.

[mk11]

Yeah, looks like that big ol' nodular Ford diff was a little too much for that widdle chebby to handle

Sure was a mess at Scottsdale; wonder if all the claims are settled yet...

That one Charger looks like it got nailed by a freight train a la Dirty Mary-Crazy Larry

mike

Edited February 18, 2014 by mk11

[o-man]

What is or was the car after the Camaro?

[Daddyfink]

What is or was the car after the Camaro?

Its the the last car in the first set of pics, a Charger

[Austin T]

Its the the last car in the first set of pics, a Charger

Kinda reminds me of vanishing point.

Edited February 18, 2014 by Austin T

[Scuderia]

those are indeed hard to watch good grief.... But the S-10 had some comedic value at least lol.. The ones that look like moving wrecks are tough, hope no one got hurt.

[slusher]

Two more

[Lovefordgalaxie]

Oh poor little Torino Cobra Convertible...

If that '48 Ford were stock I would miss it too.

All the rest: Not really.

[The70judgeman]

@Ray- Actually the Sublime Green Charger was sent to GYC. They're already working on it and have posted pics on FB.

The problem with the "winged" cars, Daytona and Superbird, is there really isn't any safety structure behind the nose and that pic really proved it....flat as a pancake.

[Austin T]

those are indeed hard to watch good grief.... But the S-10 had some comedic value at least lol.. The ones that look like moving wrecks are tough, hope no one got hurt.

The s-10 was funny but my favorite is the blue vette. Still laughing about that one.

[ToyLvr]

All this, on top of the recently posted photos from the Corvette museum.

God forbid that we should find amusement in the misfortune of others...

(ok, so the S-10 photo was kinda funny). ;-)

[pharoah]

Ouch indeed. And the bad parts i,that that's a small percentage that get nailed. Here's a 67 LeMans that got T-boned by a soccer mom driving a Lexus. she was on her phone and drove over one of those little greenery islands they put in parking lots and into the Pontiac,pushing it into the 40 Ford coupe next to it. She never hit the brakes...

Edited February 18, 2014 by pharoah

[Jantrix]

She never hit the brakes...

I hear that a lot. I lost a six year old Continental with 35K miles on it to the same thing. In the parking lot of my own apartment. The driver panics, mashes whatever pedal they happen to be on thinking it's the brake, and when the car doesn't stop they just mash harder.

[rmvw guy]

"That can be buffed out" comes to mind. Also, "You just customized it!"

[Daddyfink]

Too many pics to repost, so here is the link. This one is not funny

http://autoholics.com/2011/11/07/Hemi--Cuda-Fatal-Accident-in-Delaware--580200

[disabled modeler]

Devastating.... The orange GTO looks like my old TA did but only it was from behind...I got to see it from photos a friend took of it sitting in a scrapyard lot before they processed it... it only had 33,000. miles on it....now i have 350,000+ in me....

Edited February 18, 2014 by disabled modeler