Wanton Car Destruction

Rp61973 · 27th October 2020, 16:47

Just checked out a few breaking 75s and MGZTs on the Bay of Flea. Checking the registrations and the MOT records, some of these cars are low mileage (70K) and from the photos apparently have little wrong with them. Some of them even have current MOTs.

I can understand breaking one of these if, in the case of one car on there, the sills were corroded and the rear subframe and suspension arms were a bit paper doily, so repair is not economically viable.

Is it just the case that some people prefer to profit out of breaking an otherwise perfectly usable example of one of these fine cars?

Just seems a wanton waste to me when my Brother has spent some time trying to track down a low mileage example.

27th October 2020, 16:47	#1
Rp61973 Loves to post Rover 75 CDTI Classic Join Date: Jul 2014 Location: Galleywood Posts: 374 Thanks: 80 Thanked 67 Times in 45 Posts	Wanton Car Destruction Just checked out a few breaking 75s and MGZTs on the Bay of Flea. Checking the registrations and the MOT records, some of these cars are low mileage (70K) and from the photos apparently have little wrong with them. Some of them even have current MOTs. I can understand breaking one of these if, in the case of one car on there, the sills were corroded and the rear subframe and suspension arms were a bit paper doily, so repair is not economically viable. Is it just the case that some people prefer to profit out of breaking an otherwise perfectly usable example of one of these fine cars? Just seems a wanton waste to me when my Brother has spent some time trying to track down a low mileage example. __________________ 2006 Rover 75 CDTI in Starlight Silver 1973 Rover P6 3500 in Monza Red