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Is it actually possible to crash this car? I would have thought this would be one of the more difficult cars to actually try and prang, it's that good. :P

Unless of course someone tries to have buttsecks with it at the lights in a 3 tonner.

Edited by Racing Otaku
Is it actually possible to crash this car? I would have thought this would be one of the more difficult cars to actually try and prang, it's that good. :cool:

Unless of course someone tries to have buttsecks with it at the lights in a 3 tonner.

not the actual accident. but its pretty funny in a way but also really horrible

Edited by R34P3R

Here are the photos that started the rumor, the e-mail came through saying a 19yo kid had taken his dads R35 for a spin and hit a bridge in Sydney... But the cars in the background suggest that is a lie, clearly American

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you mean the white one that got rear ended in Perth today?

it was hit by a 3 tonne truck

It looks good too :D nice big rear end smashhhh! a big crease on the passenger rear 1/4 drivers side is ok kinda.

should buff out easily :)

All only 985 klms young!

Bargain!

Here are the photos that started the rumor, the e-mail came through saying a 19yo kid had taken his dads R35 for a spin and hit a bridge in Sydney... But the cars in the background suggest that is a lie, clearly American

Fark, whatever the case, that thing was absolutely hauling when the driver had a brain fart.

Here are the photos that started the rumor, the e-mail came through saying a 19yo kid had taken his dads R35 for a spin and hit a bridge in Sydney... But the cars in the background suggest that is a lie, clearly American

That will buff right out...

Here are the photos that started the rumor, the e-mail came through saying a 19yo kid had taken his dads R35 for a spin and hit a bridge in Sydney... But the cars in the background suggest that is a lie, clearly American

The photos in this post are of a US crash that happened in Texas.

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