Car with Surprise

[lizardking]

This car was bought by a Russian guy via an online ad, just a common thing. It’s price was around $13,000. Here is the screenshot of the ad. Then after the car was purchased the new owenr noticed that one of the speakers in the car was not working so he decided to fix it, so he dismantled the door to see what’s the matter with the speaker and found a bunch of photos there together with a letter.

Just found below.

http://englishrussia.com/?p=2348#more-2348

[The Moose]

I believe the term is pwned (not that I would use such a phrase!! LOL)

[bob1179]

Oooooo, that makes me cringe! Don't think it would crash very well again! I remember the big ad campaign that was run in the 90's trying to make people aware of 'cut and shut' cars. I'm sure the buyer will be a little more thorough when he buys his next motor, though saying that, from my experience of Russia and Russians, he will either sell it on, or just drive around in it anyway!

[Jasandjules]

Ouch.

[MrTom]

The story doesn't ring true. The images look digital, not scans of photos. I would have thought the 'pwnage' letter would be scanned for the story to be credible.

[Nolar Dog]

I'm with MrTom.

I don't subscribe to this at all. Fake AFAIC.

[The Nur]

If it is true they did a fking good job.

Anyone got their number? I need some bodywork done

[Kentish]

Nice welding