Big tree, dead centre at what looks like high speed is not a pretty sight.

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It reminds me of a similar hit I saw years ago on a LR Aust 130 crew cab.

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1987 Range Rover
1996 Range Rover

Anyone want to guess what the speed at impact was?


I'll say 40km/hr.

a repairable write off.......i would of thought that was way to damaged.

i hope the person driving is ok

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Listed as a repairable write-off.

Cheers
Simon

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88 Isuzu 110
ex 85 Isuzu 3.9 120 ute

That's it. I draw the line at monkeys. Get my agent on the phone.

there must be an echo in here

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no way is that not bent beyond what is safe to repair!

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You know, strictly speaking, throttling the staff is my job

I thought the same. The only thing that is probably still good in that is the wheels. Even the rear pinion has probably been smashed through.

well if the driver is luck enough to be under the 12 months of it being a brand new car...doesn't he/she just get a new replacement

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I think it depends on who you're insured with

Going by the oil stains on the concrete, it appears to still be mechanically sound. Just needs a bit of cut and polish on the front end.
But seriously, whose was it? Somebody from here?