Exciting run through inspection

[mickmate]

http://www.iltalehti.fi/uutiset/2010...46001_uu.shtml
Those of you that know the routine with inspections having brake dynos etc will get a kick out of this. Hit the translate button for something of the story.

[tcrist]

For those of us that might have a reading deficiency, where is the translate button?

[azfordman]

Not perfect translation, but......

Sports Car inspection did not go just perfect vehicle inspection station in southern Finland on Thursday for three periods.

According to a third location was initially belonged to computer and its howling after a hard crash when the car went on an experienced examiner of hands and flew through the door twenty feet from the field.

Examiner has emerged with small bruised.

Inspection station that looked into the accident and the surprising thing has been made to the insurance company claim form. According to the representative status of a technical fault has not been completely ruled out.

Owner of the car of the incident was the spot, and he was shocked after seeing the car end up in a field. The owner, however, welcomed the inspection station spokeswoman said sympathetically unfortunate injury.

AC Cobra has been developed in the 1960s Ford V8-powered car. Cars were produced only in the years 1961-1967, but it has made Replicas, which is still in traffic. Flown over the field, according to eyewitnesses, the car was a replica, or imitation of the original model.

[MaSnaka]

A picture is worth a thousand words. I'm sure the tech was saying to himself "that didn't just happen". I too saw no translate button.

John

[mickmate]

I show people the pics in reverse order, garage door blown out, tire marks both wheels all the way and the end result. I have a translate button on my google toolbar but pics are the story.

[tcrist]

That is the second time that I have heard of an inspector in Europe wreck someones Cobra. From what I understand it is common practice for the motor vehicle inspector to actually drive someones car.

The first one that I heard of was the inspector lost control of the Cobra test driving it because it had too much power for him. I never heard of the out-come and according a family member that lives in Germany, you can't even sue them for damages.