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http://www.my105.com/ListingDetails/p/1/cid/518/id/16475
Statutory write-off, but never been in an accident... how does that happen? surely would be hard to register the thing, maybe should have a bigger price drop.

cheap track car... would be pennys to maintain compared to our jap cars

http://www.my105.com/ListingDetails/p/6/cid/518/id/15834

ummm ok

http://www.my105.com/ListingDetails/p/15/cid/518/id/16068

beast but kind of defeats the purpose of building an MX5.

http://www.my105.com/ListingDetails/p/23/cid/518/id/15699

http://www.my105.com/ListingDetails/p/1/cid/518/id/16475
Statutory write-off, but never been in an accident... how does that happen? surely would be hard to register the thing, maybe should have a bigger price drop.

Stolen and recovered after an insurance payout would be my guess

Greg modifies it.

no that would be possesed not a stat write off.

Stolen and recovered after an insurance payout would be my guess

Soooo.... Engine thrashed to pieces? How does stolen then recovered necessitate write-off if no (exterior) damage?

I thought all insurance claims where they pay out rather than fix the car were automatically a stat write off?

it would then be sent to Auction. Some one bought and trying to flip to make some profit.

either that or the VIN plate been FKed with?

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