200 20v ripped open by backhoe!!

[Brett Dikeman]

At 11:17 PM -0500 12/17/00, Kwattro at aol.com wrote:
>In a message dated 00-12-17 22:47:32 EST, you write:
>
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>  from the kitchen and look at this crap. My little two year old daughter was
>  sitting in my lap and looked up at me, she knew I was upset. She says, "It
>  broken, Dadddy, he broken." I just started at the TV screen dumbfounded.
>  HK
>  This is not b.s.
>   >>
>
>
>Maybe it was a 10v?  Why would they wreck a 10,000$ car, when they could
>wreck a nearly identicle 3,000$ car?

They probably didn't realize.  Or the viewer incorrectly identified 
the car as a 200q20v.

It's also possible that the car was totalled(damage not visible from 
the angles they shot from) or had suffered serious engine failure etc 
and they simply found it in a junker lot.  Who knows. Just from 
probability alone, I would be -very- surprised if it was a 200q20v.


Brett
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