I have no idea what number is it, but what a shame.... hope driver is ok tho. notice that brembo brakes ware replaced with base ones, wing is gone..mmm fishy fishy lol ..
car is located in Atlanta, GA. maybe the driver is a member... here is the link..

http://www.copart.com/c2/homeSearch....SEARCH_RESULTS

VIN: JN1BZ34E97M552687
Color: Magnetic Black
Miles: Glorious 67,477

RIP... lol

 

The damage really isn't that bad, at least not enough to total the car out! Man they were quick to part it out!...

 

i'd take the side skirts

 

That thing probably got more damage just by being in that yard.

 

what a shame...

 

Agreed, damage doesn't look too bad from the pictures but who knows what else is wrong with it.

Another one bites the dust...

 

I'm supposed they didn't take the rear tail lights, stillen gen 3 intakes.

The floor mats are missing...

 

RIP. To a murdered out nismo.

 

Dang what a shame. Too bad we cant tell what number it is to see if someone here owned it.

 

why oh why does it have to be a nismo....sniff..

 

It's copart guys which is an auction for wrecked cars. Somebody will buy that car from the auction, fix it up, and then sell it to the the public. And the title is salvage so the car is not totaled

 

damn...if that was closer id pick that up prolly! so sad for the Z tho

 

Totaled cars become salvage. It usually means that it will cost at least 80% of the total value of the car to fix it.

They took "what they could" from it, including the Nissan badge, but left the head lights, tail lights, and seats? I could have those 6 things out in an hour.

 

No, totalled cars become non-repairable. Example like this one. Look at the title type.
http://www.copart.com/c2/onSaleResul...SEARCH_RESULTS

Unless you are looking from it from the insurance side of things and then it makes sense. But a salvage car is not totaled in the sense that it can never be repaired.

 

Bet that frame is bent. Being that its a salvaged title this car is worthelss.

 

Must be a state-to-state thing. In NJ, if a car is totaled but re-purchased from the insurance company, it comes with a salvage title. If you fix it, it's still a salvage title. I believe the same is true here in CA, though I haven't totaled any cars in this state.

 

Current bid is $150. If I was in NJ I would have swooped on it and parted out. Why not yank the motor, put it on a stand and build it.

 

I'm close by, but I already own 2 HR motors already. I'll end up having a 350Z junk yard/grave yard..
Still tempting.

 

Cars in Gerogia...

 

wow first solar orange ive seen wrecked