Says it has some marks on it ....hmmmm

Skoda Yeti 5dr Hatchback Full Beige Leather Interior

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Skoda-Yeti-5dr-Hatchback-Full-Beige-Leather-Interior-/350515708755?pt=UK_CarsParts_Vehicles_CarParts_SM&hash=item519c5d4353

I may be wrong but saw a thread about this a while back. IIRC this was a set out of a badly accident damaged car and still had blood marks on?! I'm sure I may be corrected shortly

That's bad....

That's bad....

I wouldn't fancy sitting in them! Surely they would have cleaned them before selling...

Only on the passenger front seat tho, you could order the back and base from skoda and then it would be ok........ Includes door cards as well .....

Edited 8 February, 201214 yr by fireblade

The other thread had pictures of the Yeti these seats were removed from. Safe to say, it was in a very bad mess and somebody possibly died on that seat. I for one would not buy those having seen the car they came from. They have been for sale for a very long time now, for obvious reasons.

I would have thought if someone had died on it the structure of the seat would be damaged.

Guess they could have hit the windscreen or something

Not nice to think about defo wouldn't buy them :S

I think this is the source car,

http://www.hills-motors.co.uk/breakers/vehicle-details/skoda/yeti/diesel/manual/235

They may not have died, but have been seriously injured enough for the roof to have been cut off from the car.

This is the third time they have been mentioned on here!

The impact appears to have been to the rear of the vehicle with the majority of the structure remaining intact. Indeed there is minimal intrusion to the saloon even at the rear. Its possible that the occupant was unrestrained and impacted with the cars interior or was hit by flying glass. If they were seriously injured in that situation they would more have been rapidly extricated and time would not have been taken to remove the roof so I would be doubtful if there was a fatality or life threatening injury in the vehicle altough there is always a slim possiblity. It is more likely that the roof was removed in this case to facilitate easy access for a patient with more moderate inuries. But as already said this topic has been raised on a number of occassions.

Edited 9 February, 201214 yr by Photoemt

This is the third time they have been mentioned on here!

True.

And I still wouldn't buy them

This is the third time they have been mentioned on here!

Indeed. I wish someone would just buy it so we can stop getting this posted over and over and over...........

Indeed. I wish someone would just buy it so we can stop getting this posted over and over and over...........

The impact appears to have been to the rear of the vehicle with the majority of the structure remaining intact. Indeed there is minimal intrusion to the saloon even at the rear. Its possible that the occupant was unrestrained and impacted with the cars interior or was hit by flying glass. If they were seriously injured in that situation they would more have been rapidly extricated and time would not have been taken to remove the roof so I would be doubtful if there was a fatality or life threatening injury in the vehicle altough there is always a slim possiblity. It is more likely that the roof was removed in this case to facilitate easy access for a patient with more moderate inuries. But as already said this topic has been raised on a number of occassions.

Possibly hit whilst parked? Normal procedure to remove the roof these days if there is any possibility of spinal injuries.

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