VW Multivan 2.0TDI T6 -17 selgast i delar
Seems like a big blow, but looks not too bad for the driver?
Seems like a big blow, but looks not too bad for the driver?
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Looks like the Crumple Zone has done its job
T6 Dave's Dad
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That looks to have been a major impact, probably head on impacting the front bumper, headlight, wing and wheel that brought the van to a violent stop and certainly doesn't look to have been a glancing impact. As @chriscroft pointed out the Crumple Zone has done its job but so too have the seatbelt, airbag and knee protection by the 8 photos in the link. The underside of the van looks barely damaged, but the photos from the left rear front and interior tell the story of the severity of the impact.
Shocking photos that somehow are reassuring for other T6 owners and drivers
T6 Dave's Dad
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In my post the reference to "underside looks barely damaged" should refer to the nearside - blasted predictive text "correcting" things againThat looks to have been a major impact, probably head on impacting the front bumper, headlight, wing and wheel that brought the van to a violent stop and certainly doesn't look to have been a glancing impact. As @chriscroft pointed out the Crumple Zone has done its job but so too have the seatbelt, airbag and knee protection by the 8 photos in the link. The underside of the van looks barely damaged, but the photos from the left rear front and interior tell the story of the severity of the impact.
Shocking photos that somehow are reassuring for other T6 owners and drivers
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T6 Dave's Dad
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Out of curiosity I googled the firm signed on the van - a VAG Dealership in Norway. I think that van may contribute a few spares in the future
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Someone already had the stereo..Out of curiosity I googled the firm signed on the van - a VAG Dealership in Norway. I think that van may contribute a few spares in the future
