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I just read on NBC nightly that he wasn't even driving thus it reminds me a bit of Sean Edwards.
Wonder how the F&F movies will proceed.
Asking myself that too.
RIP Mr. Walker.
Link isn't working.Another article, looks like they were doing something they shouldn't have and ultimately paid the price.
http://www.signalscv.com/section/36/article/109902/
RIP Paul. Also, sad to lose another Carerra GT. Those things are known to be difficult to drive, even if Paul was the passenger.
I think the car is the least of the worries here. A girl just lost her dad, and the world lost a very talented individual.
Asking myself that too.
RIP Mr. Walker.
RIP Paul. Also, sad to lose another Carerra GT. Those things are known to be difficult to drive, even if Paul was the passenger.
I just read on NBC nightly that he wasn't even driving thus it reminds me a bit of Sean Edwards.
Link isn't working.
You know what? This will decimate all, after, you put about fifteen grand in it or more. If we have to, overnight parts from Japan.I believe Walter Rohrl himself said the tyres were **** on the Carrera GT...so with that said, we'll miss you Paul. "Danger to manifold" and "Granny-shifting not double-cuching like you should" jokes will now forever carry a tint of sadness.
Link works, but it doesn't say anything about anyone doing something they shouldn't have..
It was a Carrera GT that according to reports, belonged to the driver.I am kind of wondering what type of Porsche the car was. The reason I say this is because within the last two years or so, this is the second case a person loosing control of one of these cars and then is trapped inside while the car is in flames.
I am kind of wondering what type of Porsche the car was. The reason I say this is because within the last two years or so, this is the second case a person loosing control of one of these cars and then is trapped inside while the car is in flames.
If you see pictures of the aftermath, you'll see how difficult it is to identify it. Word is it was his Carrera GT, but he was a passenger.