Kid kills Dad's new Shelby Mustang

[evolutionvalet]

Well, would you let your 14 year old son park your brand new Shelby Mustang..

www.break.com/index/son_crashes_new_car_into_garage.html

[Twin Turbo]

Right, that's twice I've seen it and it hurts my eyes

BTW, are we sure that's a Shelby? Those are not Shelby wheels or hood. It also has the side window cover and rear quarter scoop (not that these couldn't be fitted to a Shelby of course).

The camera is too shaky to make anything out on the paperwork attached to the window.

[egomeister]

Love the bit at the end;

"You getting this all on film?"

"Shut up!"

[mrkipling]

Not a Shelby, it is one of these or one of the many similar "Eleanor" cars. www.ronaelemustang.com/

[blown 5.0]

chevy kid.

[smele]

egomeister said:

Love the bit at the end;

"You getting this all on film?"

"Shut up!"

That made me giggle, is that wrong?

[steve.c]

have seen this on other forums and its been suggested its a fake! why would you drop the camera to shoot the floor as the car enters the garage? why is there no other comments other than "oh my god!" and at the end if you look closely there is no damage to the car or no dust/debris on it and the 'wall' seems to be not touching the car

[tinman0]

steve.c said:

have seen this on other forums and its been suggested its a fake!

hmm ok...

steve.c said:

why would you drop the camera to shoot the floor as the car enters the garage?

cause some daft toerag is driving your brand new pride and joy through the house. you aren't interested in the camera anymore - you are more interested in what is happening with the car. and house.

steve.c said:

why is there no other comments other than "oh my god!"

what else do you say? your brand new car is currently residing in your house.

steve.c said:

and at the end if you look closely there is no damage to the car or no dust/debris on it and the 'wall' seems to be not touching the car

i don't remember seeing much damage also, but the quality wasn't particulary good. if we are both watching the same bit of film - then you wouldn't spot any damage at that resolution or distance from the vehicle. also the vehicle crashed through sheetrock and not proper uk type walls that have bricks, so the damage will be proportionally less.