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Thread: found this on facebook, hotrods destroyed by fire hope he has insurance
          
   
   

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    I seen this over on HAMB where the guy is a member.
    Made me sick to think of everything that was burned & lost.
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    Building was insured. All the contents were not unless the owners had insurance!!
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    There may be some salvage - but usually the steel is too far gone once it has been exposed to enough heat to buckle panels and burn tires off - especially when I see lifts that are twisted

    That is a sad ending to a lot of very interesting cars and engines. RIP!!!

    Insurance - only if each individual car owner has it covered. They can try suing for recovery, but pennies on a dollar isn't much of a return after many folks have spent their savings accounts and often years of work.
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