How NOT to deliver an Aston Martin

[trainerKEN]

and :frown::frown::frown:and :tears::tears::tears:
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http://www.autoblog.com/2009/01/15/how-i-not-i-to-deliver-an-aston-martin/

 

[Pupp]

Ouch!!

One of my favorite cars too. In my favorite color combo.

 

[Rubare]

ouch!! well its just rear body damage.. take it to turbocad's shop.. it'll be new again!! lol

 

[jc'sfx]

That'll buff right out.

 

[Frankiago]

Aw shiat... that exhaust probably got pushed and bent all out of shape. Gorgeous car, I almost didn't want to open the thread :tears:

 

[nyc5jabifx]

omg wat d***bags 1 of my top wish list car

 

[gto]

That bites!

 

[turbocad6]

ewww, buckled the qtr panels & pushed the whole rear up... that sucks, I'd still take it as-is though, no problem

 

[fxlr8]

I can just imagine the photochops we will see when the ps'ers start working on this pic.

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[gto]

Someone got yelled at for sure on this one.
Probably working at Golden Arches right now

 

[turbocad6]

I can just imagine the photochops we will see when the ps'ers start working on this pic.

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that's the way my friends challenger used to launch at the track, on the rear bumper just like that

 

[Rubare]

that's the way my friends challenger used to launch at the track, on the rear bumper just like that

Those kind of launch are so cool but I think it's a lost of time and waste of power if you are actually competing agains someone else.

Tho I wouldn't mind seeing an Aston martin doing that!

 

[turbocad6]

oh, yeah, without a doubt, best launch is gonna be like a pro stock car, carry the front wheel 1-2 inches off the ground for the first 60' maybe. had a camaro that used to leave like that with 1.30 short times, but rear suspension setup & weight transfer dictates the way it launches, most guys that the front comes way up is not by design & def hurts et, but tuning the suspension so it don't do that is sometimes half the battle right there, but yeah, it does look kool, always wished I could stand my caddy on it's rear bumper, I'd be happy if it bent the rear up like this aston really, that'd be so friggin cool, need a lot of power though

 

[Rubare]

oh, yeah, without a doubt, best launch is gonna be like a pro stock car, carry the front wheel 1-2 inches off the ground for the first 60' maybe. had a camaro that used to leave like that with 1.30 short times, but rear suspension setup & weight transfer dictates the way it launches, most guys that the front comes way up is not by design & def hurts et, but tuning the suspension so it don't do that is sometimes half the battle right there, but yeah, it does look kool, always wished I could stand my caddy on it's rear bumper, I'd be happy if it bent the rear up like this aston really, that'd be so friggin cool, need a lot of power though

I totally agree sir!

 

[Keemo]

That'll buff right out.

 

[Toncruse]

Damage is not complete, that front end has to come down...lol.

 

[Dr.2K]

That's just wrong to treat a beautiful car that way.

 

[BIGTURK]

What a shame :err:.

 

[BIGMIGFXXX]

Damn! I don't know what's worst....being the owner of that car watching it fall off the trailer or the driver/Operater attempting to unload the car?
I'd go to grab a case of cans of whipass if that was my whip:ehh:

 

[FXtion]

look on the ground bellow. The Car did not role off, The lift broke.. I guess with these double Decker's, they lift the car all the way and drive onto the second platform.