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One less Toyota 2000 GT
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Boy that sucks. It's just amazing the driver was ok.
mikephillips
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Yea, if it was insured for an agreed value like the million mentioned, then it's certainly cheaper for the insurance company to completely rebuild than total.
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Looks like the "Jaws of Life" were used to extricate the driver.
Here,once you make a cut with the "Jaws",the vehicles a total.
But we're talking about a 2000GT - a car that's worth a ton of money.
I sat in one in Concord,CA,at the local Toyota dealership,& was told that I could
buy it for $5,000.No 19 year old (that I knew)at that time had that kind of money.
- Doug
Here,once you make a cut with the "Jaws",the vehicles a total.
But we're talking about a 2000GT - a car that's worth a ton of money.
I sat in one in Concord,CA,at the local Toyota dealership,& was told that I could
buy it for $5,000.No 19 year old (that I knew)at that time had that kind of money.
- Doug
