Wrecked Raptors

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CoronaRaptor

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I bet a few guys got in it and kicked/pushed the top from the inside out. I've never experienced it but heard that is what you do.....
you wont be able to kick or push from the inside, its too strong, but I have used a floor jack inside the cab with a 2 x 4 to push up the roof so the windshield stays put and the doors close. Did that when a buddy rolled his chevy in the ditch.
 

MIAMIRAPTA

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Just noticed all the rust as well. I'd say it was there a bit longer than a few days as well.


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I agree , somebody got parts and left the rest!

I thought the same but after looking at the Raptor in the 1st pic it was facing the opposite way. Looks like it was tossed around in the surf and after a few days of salt water I can see it ended up in that condition.

I sure would like to know the story on what happened!

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[UPDATE 2 P.M.] Three Slides Closed Beach Access to Shelter Cove – Redheaded Blackbelt

"The photographer tells me the vehicle is a “Ford Raptor ($80,000) vehicle that appears almost brand new. With a after market lift kit, etc…(now we’re up to $100,000) It is still there. And rolling in the surf. It is after No Pass Point, so there is no way to remove it. Talk about a waste of money!"

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I thought the same but after looking at the Raptor in the 1st pic it was facing the opposite way. Looks like it was tossed around in the surf and after a few days of salt water I can see it ended up in that condition.

I sure would like to know the story on what happened!

---------- Post added at 06:02 PM ---------- Previous post was at 05:57 PM ----------

[UPDATE 2 P.M.] Three Slides Closed Beach Access to Shelter Cove – Redheaded Blackbelt

"The photographer tells me the vehicle is a “Ford Raptor ($80,000) vehicle that appears almost brand new. With a after market lift kit, etc…(now we’re up to $100,000) It is still there. And rolling in the surf. It is after No Pass Point, so there is no way to remove it. Talk about a waste of money!"

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This is the main reason I am buying a winch, would cry for a week if that was mine!
 
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