The Essex gangsters range rover classic

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Do you mean it's probably rusted away to chuff all?:D

Well that's 1 option. Other option giving that my brother used to do a lot of police recovery work, is that it was destroyed due to it been a biological hazard. HSE won't allow motors that are heavily blood soaked to be released for sale, due to the risk of infection.

He's had to torch cars in the yard before they could be sent to the scrapyard.
 
Well that's 1 option. Other option giving that my brother used to do a lot of police recovery work, is that it was destroyed due to it been a biological hazard. HSE won't allow motors that are heavily blood soaked to be released for sale, due to the risk of infection.

He's had to torch cars in the yard before they could be sent to the scrapyard.

It would be rotten inside and out.
 
FACT the real F424 NPE would of had a VIN number that started KA370371 why? Because it had exposed door hinges... This car in the video does not have exposed door hinges which means its VIN number would start KA374641 if it doesn't then its a ringer. So where is the real F424 NPE? Scrapped
cars still ot their mate phone dvla and ask em
 
If you ask me (and nobody seems to these days) it's all a bit morbid. A bit like wanting to live in Fred West's house, although that was knocked down and reduced to dust or trying to buy 10 Rillington Place because that's where John Christie the serial murderer lived.
 
Well............. could be said any classic vehicle with history [whether good or bad] is worth preserving.................
But it ain't history is it? It's as important as the motor Gillingham taliforth gave a blowy in. That's the level off interest in this motor
 
If you ask me (and nobody seems to these days) it's all a bit morbid. A bit like wanting to live in Fred West's house, although that was knocked down and reduced to dust or trying to buy 10 Rillington Place because that's where John Christie the serial murderer lived.

u know ur the oracle of lz :D

quite agree, is very morbid, gives me the creeps, :eek:
 
But it ain't history is it? It's as important as the motor Gillingham taliforth gave a blowy in. That's the level off interest in this motor
Matter of opinion what is or isn't "historically important" Cromwells lot were no doubt a violent gang but there are plenty of preserved artifacts - or in other words, each to there own.
 
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