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I think you can view them. It says it has 'run and drive' verification which i assume means it moves under its own power. It will belong to an insurance company who have paid out on it. Would be best to try and find the previous owner and get the full story on it. If i owned a body shop and had the means to repair it, would definitely consider it.
mollytherocker said:
Is it me or do we not see many cat c or d GT3's?
Is it the case that most crashed ones get fixed without insurance? If so, how many are out there that have been crashed?
Scary thought isn't it. I would guess a lot more than anyone would like to admit too. Certain people who own these cars know that having a CAT C or D on it will slaughter its value and make it difficult to sell, easier to get repaired without insurance for small to medium levels of damage?Is it the case that most crashed ones get fixed without insurance? If so, how many are out there that have been crashed?
I would think that black one will fetch £12-18k. Not sure if the buyer pays any fee's to Co Part.
Shame about this 997, says flood damage but does not look too bad, has to be broken for parts.

http://www.copart.co.uk/c2/individualLot.html?lotI...
maximtaylor said:
Good find Lost it's lovely buckets between crashes
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, listing is quite confusing.