My best guess is that that MkIV Zumtizzle posted submarined under something at high speed. Probably a pickup truck, who's bumper was about 2' high, just high enough go above the frame rails. This would explain the front/top of the engine being destroyed and the manner in which the front is crushed and twisted. Also, the missing roof was removed to extract the driver, as that the B pillar was obviously cut with shears. It would also explain why the rear end is almost undamaged and the lack of yellow tape or blood. If it was a light pickup, it would also explain the doors' damage and missing fenders, as that the wheels of the truck would have obliterated them.
It seems likely that the car ended up with the truck mostly ontop of it, in order to justify removing the whole room instead of removing one door, to extricate the driver. The whole car is crushed in a wedge shape as though it rear ended something light enough to lift, dove under it, and came to a rest with what it hit mostly ontop of the car. Is that even possible, lol?
The dash being destroyed is likely from people ripping stuff apart for the stareo and climate control, ect.
I'm tempted to say that the front bumper was modified somehow, as that one frame rail is bent in, the other is not. While making no claims to be a professional, or know anything at all, the bumper crash support was probably removed to "save weight". Otherwise, I would think both frame rails would have crushed together.
It seems likely that the car ended up with the truck mostly ontop of it, in order to justify removing the whole room instead of removing one door, to extricate the driver. The whole car is crushed in a wedge shape as though it rear ended something light enough to lift, dove under it, and came to a rest with what it hit mostly ontop of the car. Is that even possible, lol?
The dash being destroyed is likely from people ripping stuff apart for the stareo and climate control, ect.
I'm tempted to say that the front bumper was modified somehow, as that one frame rail is bent in, the other is not. While making no claims to be a professional, or know anything at all, the bumper crash support was probably removed to "save weight". Otherwise, I would think both frame rails would have crushed together.
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