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				Anyone know the story behind this wreck?
			 
			Looks like a good roll over, recent too judging by the cars in the background.    
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			No idea but that could be Europe.
		 
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			That was angeles crest last year. He is “Guardsrad” on Instagram
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			Aftermarket fuchs? They don't usually break like that.
		 
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			it is also possible those Fuchs were chromed..I remember seeing in the 1980`s a 911 wreck in CA where 3 kids died due to the chrome rims. Porsche had to do a big investigation on that..conclusion was the chroming compromised the integrity of the Alloy rims.. Ivan 
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Just looked at his IG.  Looks like that wreck was 2018.  He subsequently got a replacement red 911 that broke a rod that punched a hole through the case, which he has since repaired.
		 
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			That's a shame. Wonder if it got fixed? Would make a good race car.
		 
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			Looking at the roof only a very dedicated (and uninsured) owner would fix that car! But there would be lots to salvage from it. With a bit of luck the engine and gearbox may be OK. 
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			No, he got an insurance check and bought a replacement 911 a month later. Everything is in the IG page, including a few more pics of the wreck. 
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My thoughts exactly. I've seen hundreds of damaged factory wheels but never broken like that. That center on the front is scary.
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			lift induced oversteer perhaps?
		 
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			Yikes at least he was ok
		 
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			Looks like what I did to my 911S in the canyons   | ||
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			which canyon did you  go down...glad you are fine to tell about it..on your pic we can see the rims have different strength than the above chrome rims... Ivan 
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			In both cases the A-pillars on the cars did their job preventing roof collapse and protecting the occupants.  Sound engineering and they will live to drive again.
		 
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			Looks like a job for Garage Los Ponchos! Ted's 356 was banged up like that at a race in Palm Springs and the made it better than new! Took two months of welding and hammer work.
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			Looks like the first car in the OP flipped over in the middle of a 4 lane road.  The car doesn't appear to have other damage apart from that so was this a single car accident ? If so, how ? | ||
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			Ok, can't believe this hasn't been said so many posts in: "Good tires, certainly not great tires" .....also no one asked how much gravel was on the road due to poor county maintenance...
		 
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