997 GT2 crash in the Philippines
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997 GT2 crash in the Philippines
apparently the weather conditions changed rapidly while they were on a drive on north expressway. there is no way those MPSC's could survive in these wet conditions.
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hopefully its not the same one as in this thread
https://www.6speedonline.com/forums/...d.php?t=118126
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I saw a new GT2 on the streets of Shanhgai this week. Crazy if you ask me? They got the whole "rubbin is racin" attitudes and most the traffic law are suggestions. Hardly worth drivinin such hard core expensive vehicles there.
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from the pics, its hard to see the extent of the damage. The rear looks intact, the front suspension would be suspect but then again, that could be easily fixed. As long as the subframe is intact. Unfortunately, after wrecks, cars are often never the same. At least the driver should have walked away from the wreck only with a bruised ego and a ding at the resale value.
