Cutting the roof off is a sure fire way of writing a car off. No obvious impact damage, no airbag deployment, only 136 miles...

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

What is the story, has it maybe had to be destroyed due to some registration issue like non WLTP Approved and First Registered after August 2018?

Or been part of some theft and a ringer?

Or Handed to Emergency Services to train on taking the roof off of.

Edited 10 February, 20197 yr by Skoffski

It's been stood for a long time, either pre or post incident...

 

 

Some strange looking stickers on the upper glovebox lid and infotainment screen.

Bit of "T" Cut and polish. Should bring it up as new.

I have seen this pic  on ebay, they are trying to sell bits off it

 

Been on ebay for well over a year now . No idea what happened 

Please can we see a black sport line appear un damaged with roof chopped off

Edited 10 February, 20197 yr by C2atb

I wouldn't buy the colour MID off it, nice as they are.  That one just thinks the bonnet is open. It clearly doesn't register the seriousness of its situation. Two thumbs up for its optimism though... !     

38 minutes ago, TheRobinK said:

I wouldn't buy the colour MID off it, nice as they are.  That one just thinks the bonnet is open. It clearly doesn't register the seriousness of its situation. Two thumbs up for its optimism though... !     

Well it's not wrong...

Going by the depths Skodas quality control has plunged, are you sure it didn't leave the factory like that? 

Worlds first Kodiaq Convertible prototype. At least the SOS seemed to work as it clear next to the 136 miles, one careful owner. Apparently Prince Phillip took it for a test drive and didn't like it because it wouldn't roll over like a Range Rover. My 3,000th post.

Looks like they were using it for the big screen remake of the Prisoner T.V. Series.  They used funny convertible Mini's!

 

Some photo's have still got the "Bubble" Attached!