Did an even better job than me. Hope the driver/passengers were OK. :eek:

eBay.co.uk: SKODA FABIA 1.4 MPI 2000 4 Dr "Breaking for Spares" (item 140113667991 end time 11-May-07 10:45:14 BST)

Windscreen washers might be OK Jason

itll polish out

i always wonder how people manage to do so much damage. :confused:

Airbags didn`t go off ! Could be a good thing. Hope everyone is OK.

I'm ok thanks, just a few cuts and bruises!

I'm ok thanks, just a few cuts and bruises!

Again?! :P You should come with a Fabia warning sticker, tattooed to your forehead.

No sorry my mistake I was doing handstands at the time of looking at the pictures.

That's a good effort, I hope they enjoyed their role!

Why would anyone want to buy that??

Steve

Back left wheel trim looks ok, thats about it.

On a more serious note though shows the build quality is good, cause that furby has took one hell of a pounding.

nasty!

Guess i am not going to get any Alloys or fogs off that !

That's a good effort, I hope they enjoyed their role!

Why would anyone want to buy that??

Steve

Airbags, dash pod, internal trim, door electronics etc and possibly some engine parts or control systems such as the ECU etc.

Doesn't mean it will sell for lots, but probably a non zero amount.

Yeah, fair point - thinking about it for a minimal cash amount, and using as much as you can!

Steve

Tough little car, eh?

Been a few horror stories around about peeps having accidents, and thank goodness sthey call seem to walk away unscathed.

A point that I emphasized (safety) while trying to convince SWMBO to ok me buying one.

She didn't, and next thing I drove home in my nice shiny Furby (or is it Fubaru? now).

A story that the Skoda salesman apparently enjoys telling most of his customers!!!

The top part of the car on the side on pic looks a little like a Citroen Picasso!!

Tough little car, eh?

Been a few horror stories around about peeps having accidents, and thank goodness sthey call seem to walk away unscathed.

A point that I emphasized (safety) while trying to convince SWMBO to ok me buying one.

She didn't, and next thing I drove home in my nice shiny Furby (or is it Fubaru? now).

A story that the Skoda salesman apparently enjoys telling most of his customers!!!

A great name - Fubaru... hee hee

That's E-E's "creation". I think it has something to do with F.U.B.A.R., a vietnam-era americanism IIRC (or is that "SNAFU"....)