Stopping and helping people....
 

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.d...tem=4613207988
You gotta read the description, apologies if its been posted before.

Shamelessly swiped off another forum, again.

Hehe - I read that on another forum too! :lol:

Gotta feel for the guy!!

not me!!! i would have dragged the bugger back out before they cut the roof off! injured or not!! :?

:shock: :shock: :shock:

No please in some people :?

DEJA VU?!?!?!

:wink: :wink: :wink: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:

I wonder if the injured party was laying there in the back of the car and suddenly thought - there could be a compensation claim in this for me!

Bet thats not far from the truth...!

A bit of gaffer here, bit of puddin there :shock:

Seriously, they have brought that for 3700 quid. A new shell is about 6 grand, so all in i reckon if you have the time and money, it'll be a 54 plate jag for about 19 grand

Or £5k's worth of spares

Same thing happened to an acquaintance of mine. Not such an expensive car mind! Not the point though as he couldn't afford to buy a new one and he was TPF&T so no insurance cover. Seriously out of pocket. He actually drove the injured person to the hospital. Went in to get a wheelchair for them and when the staff assessed the injured person they decided to cut the roof off!

I'd like to think if I was responsible for that I'd at least lobby the insurance company for the driver to get some kind of recompense.

P.

Not that it says the circumstances, but I always thought you werent supposed to move somebody who'd been in an accident unless their life was seriously in danger.

Note to self, dont put accident victims into own car