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Hi

 

A few months back there was a discussion on here about what sometimes happens to very early build cars. I commented that we donate them to the SES and rescue agencies for training in how to remove trapped occupants in the event of an accident.

 

We did this again last weekend, and here a few photos of the results.

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Posted

Yeah, the photos when upload.

Goes through the process then just returns tomprevious state.

Will try again later on

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Well done PB 260z.......they need to learn on all types of vehicles ...old young etc etc ...there must be a lot of people who are grateful for thier training  

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Well done PB 260z.......they need to learn on all types of vehicles ...old young etc etc ...there must be a lot of people who are grateful for thier training  

Hi

 

I should probably clarify that when I see "we" I am referring to the company I work for.

But you are correct, the parties involved are very appreciative of the opportunity to train on vehicles with the latest high grade steel and technologies.

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