Boss 302...over the cliff !

[Pentalab]

https://www.foxnews.com/auto/mustang-california-cliff-coronavirus-hulk-wrecker

 

[EBABlacknChrome]

That would have been a crazy ride!

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[RED09GT]

That was quite the tumble, they are lucky to be alive.

 

[Macman45]

Grabber blue too, rarest color under 400 units I think. Bummer

 

[Dino Dino Bambino]

It'll be a useful parts donor for someone building up a classic '69-'70 Boss 302.

 

[Macman45]

It'll be a useful parts donor for someone building up a classic '69-'70 Boss 302.

if you’re gonna coyote swap a 69-70 boss just use a regular GT. Nothing Boss related on the 12/13 that will transfer to the classic Boss

 

[Dino Dino Bambino]

if you’re gonna coyote swap a 69-70 boss just use a regular GT.

With a Boss intake manifold.

 

[Juice]

It'll be a useful parts donor for someone building up a classic '69-'70 Boss 302.

Front end looks pretty crushed. That engine may not be usable.

 

[bujeezus]

Shit, I wouldn't buy anything off a car that dropped 400 feet off a cliff.

 

[Laga]

Shit, I wouldn't buy anything off a car that dropped 400 feet off a cliff.

I’m pretty sure the seats are badly stained.

 

[tjm73]

I want to to see the invoice for that recovery service. It had to cost thousands of dollars to recover that car.

 

[Juice]

I want to to see the invoice for that recovery service. It had to cost thousands of dollars to recover that car.[/QUOT]

Maybe his insurance covered it?

 

[AndrewNagle]

AAA ?

 

[Sky Render]

It'll be a useful parts donor for someone building up a classic '69-'70 Boss 302.

Hell, no. Never use an engine or transmission from a vehicle that's been rolled unless you're planning on ripping everything apart. Oil is everywhere it shouldn't be and not where it should.

 

[RED09GT]

Hell, no. Never use an engine or transmission from a vehicle that's been rolled unless you're planning on ripping everything apart. Oil is everywhere it shouldn't be and not where it should.

Gaskets and bolts are cheap compared to having to pull it again due to that spun bearing the previous owner forgot to tell you about.
I always crack it open at least part way and verify condition.

 

[Dino Dino Bambino]

Hell, no. Never use an engine or transmission from a vehicle that's been rolled unless you're planning on ripping everything apart. Oil is everywhere it shouldn't be and not where it should.

The whole idea is that you would at least perform a partial teardown and inspection of those components.
Most of the rest of the car will have been trashed but some of the interior pieces could still be reused, including the seats if they aren't torn to shreds. If they're merely brown stained, a good shampoo will fix that.

 

[Macman45]

The whole idea is that you would at least perform a partial teardown and inspection of those components.
Most of the rest of the car will have been trashed but some of the interior pieces could still be reused, including the seats if they aren't torn to shreds. If they're merely brown stained, a good shampoo will fix that.

probably a lot of blood stains. Ever seen the Biohazard stickers on insurance auctions? That’s from the accident. I wouldn’t love to clean all that out. That car will be dragged to CoPart

 

[Dino Dino Bambino]

And YouTuber Samcrac will probably buy it.

 

[Christenn23]

This does not constitute a crowd killer!

 

[tjm73]

A crowd of trees perhaps?.......