Two killed Test driving Porsche In Brisbane

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02-03-2010, 08:42 AM

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DJM83

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Originally Posted by UNR8D

Jaws of life have that effect on cars, I doubt any of the photo's taken were prior to them using the equipment, so end result is not how it would have looked at point of accident.

*not taking away from the accident, just merely stating a fact.*

and I doubt anyone on here was a crash investigator at the site so how about leaving the comments until they are publicly known before armchair bashing.

Well said

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