Kevin Hart scores a sema cuda

[RUNCHARGER]

Interesting. Either too much car for them or maybe not enough.

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[anlauto]

I hope he had proper insurance, the car is a write off.

[Gizmo327]

according to the media report that was linked earlier in this thread, it said there was a women in the back seat. According to a review of the car the back seats were deleted when they did this build. Surprised she was not seriously hurt.

[captcolour]

Yeah, I saw that too about the woman in the back seats that are non-existent.

[captcolour]

Here's the no back seats pic, unless the seat backs are pushed all the way back from the crash.

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[Cuda70-74]

Wow glad everybody is ok. Suprise a car with all that raw power didnt have a roll cage unless i didn't see it. That car will be on the copart website.

[GoodysGotaCuda]

Wow glad everybody is ok. Suprise a car with all that raw power didnt have a roll cage unless i didn't see it. That car will be on the copart website.

Roll cages on street cars can be pretty dangerous themselves, if you aren't wearing the five point and a helmet at all times.


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[dodj]

I hope he had proper insurance, the car is a write off.

Could be a 'vert project maybe?

[ClarkWGrizwald]

I have like every picture of that car. The rear "seat area" had 2 batteries formed into that bottom area

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[ClarkWGrizwald]

Soooooo much carbon fiber on that car including both bumpers. Very cool build ....
Well it WAS a cool build .

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[Cuda70-74]

Wow glad everybody is ok. Suprise a car with all that raw power didnt have a roll cage unless i didn't see it. That car will be on the copart website.

Roll cages on street cars can be pretty dangerous themselves, if you aren't wearing the five point and a helmet at all times.


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Oh wow didn't know that

[autoxcuda]

That car probably has 40k just in beautiful paint and body work and he's leaning against it like a fence post.

Typically $100K and up. For one in metal.

I'd imagine whomever was the 1st owner was, he paid $1/2 mill or more for that car.

[70 Challenger Lover]

That car probably has 40k just in beautiful paint and body work and he's leaning against it like a fence post.

Typically $100K and up. For one in metal.

I'd imagine whomever was the 1st owner was, he paid $1/2 mill or more for that car.

Guess it don't matter anymore now that he destroyed it.