B-bod bites the dust!

[BIGSHCLUNK]

Man this had to hurt. 70 RR 383 .... 

[Autophile]

Ugh....I don't know what else to say.

[Carlwalski]

Holy crap, poor owner(s). Not even their fault either. Hope they're were OK.

[69ChargerRT]

paranoia of that happening to my old girl is precisely why i drive her a few times a year instead of a few times a week like id prefer. 

[IMNCARN82]

 

[71bigblock]

Speechless.  I cant imagine.  Everyone please make sure their insurance is up to date.  Dont underinsure to save a few bucks.  Even though $$ cant replace a car, still.   

[js27]

Thanks for posting the pic's now I will have nightmares all week
JS27

[Mr. 440SixPack]

Hmmm... These photos look like they were made in photoshop. Look at the wheels, shadows to see what I am talking about...

But if the photos are real then is nice to see that center of the car is in very good shape. These mopars are safe cars in a crash

[4Cruizn]

That'll buff out!   













Sad situation . . . 

[moparornocar2]

By looking at the damage, the mud, I would say that car went offroad and rolled . Looks like it may have hit an embankment  at a dead end and flipped end over end?

[Street_Challenged73]

OUCH!!! Hopefully the owner(s) made it out alright, but it's still a shame that car is now at the crusher.  It looked like they had it done up really nice prior to the accident.

Another MoPar muscle car meets it maker.

That wouldn't be a Photoshopped image as BIGSHCLUNK works at a yard and I'd assume this car just came in.

[Carlwalski]

But if the photos are real then is nice to see that center of the car is in very good shape. These mopars are safe cars in a crash

The car is safe but all the impact and force was drawn to where the driver and occupants sit. That's why these days  they make them crumple. Not because they're plastic, because that's just the way they're are designed to lessen the blow and force in the compartment area.

IMO, the car was either hit hard from behind and "nudged" into the car in front or, it clipped a barrier/wall and spun itself around clockwise into the opposite barrier/wall which is where the major rear impact took place.

[Ghost]

The passenger side door looks like it can be re-used...

[70RTdroptop]

Yep, that's ugly, all right. You have to wonder, though, how a newer " plastic " car would  do in a crash like that. Small pieces of fiberglass everywhere, probably.

[moparornocar2]

The car is safe but all the impact and force was drawn to where the driver and occupants sit. That's why these days  they make them crumple. Not because they're plastic, because that's just the way they're are designed to lessen the blow and force in the compartment area.

IMO, the car was either hit hard from behind and "nudged" into the car in front or, it clipped a barrier/wall and spun itself around clockwise into the opposite barrier/wall which is where the major rear impact took place.

I would disagree, Look at the drivers door and the roof on that side, They are pushed down. look at the roof above the windshield, it has wrinkles around the frame. This tells me the car went on it's top.Look at all four corners of the car, the rear made contact on the right side in an inward direction and the left side in a similar but less powerful hit. The front drivers fender is pushed down and inward? I think it made multiple hits as in a high speed rollover.