BC: Hundreds of burnt RV's drone view + ground walk around 11-26-2021
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- Опубліковано 26 лис 2021
- At 6h am on November 17th 2021 fire broke out at an RV lot in Abbotsford, Canada. Due to extreme water levels in the recent floodings, firefighters were blocked from access. The fire that started in the early morning hours spread uncontrollably to hundreds of parked recreational vehicles. The lot located at the corner of Highway 1 and Sumas Mountain Road was partially flooded while the highway was completely submerged from water overflo. Crews battled the challenging blaze in treatcherous conditions and used ladders to allow crossing over flooded areas and ditches. Early morning images filmed from higher up on the nearby Sumas Mountain show an incredible sight of devastation. Aerial imagery show an appocalyptic scene where fire burns in the middle of surrounding water. Toxic smoke drifted in the north western direction where residents were told to shut windows and no injuries were reported.
More floods footage: bit.ly/3HKC9hO
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First time I see so many fire, insurance and Rv specialists altogether! Impressive !
Nothing but the RVs caught on fire - no buildings or anything else - looks mighty suspicious.
There was a f250 too lol yea this seems fishy.....
Destruction of a way to get outta Gov tracking folks. RV is BIG BUSINESS right now n has been for 12 months! Many folks are leaving sticks n bricks to get out of long term debt n lock downs. Having wheels n ur hm means ur not OWNED!
The system is a fraud,,imagine if Insurers declines to pay
There was a whole lot of pick up trucks alone that were burned and that was about where it started. (you can see some red paint on one) They had camper vans, trailers and motorhomes too as shown. The big motorhomes were the last to burn, I watched it live online from some helicopters views with great cameras. Some insurance policies would likely say since the flood damaged them first they were therefore worthless before they burnt. Its gonna take awhile to figure it out for sure.
@@kornpops1261 They also rented some units out and had many trucks there, that was about where the fire started. Trucks were furthest back from the buildings and along the side. I saw live chopper view near the beginning of h fire. Terrible for sure.
😳 The extent of the destruction here is stunning. Great drone and camera work. Love the silhouette of mountains at sunset in the background in the opening shots. That’s a lot of toxic smoke that’s for sure. Some if that’s liable to get in the water. What a NIGHTMARE 🤷🏼♀️
I'll tell you this now if anyone ever needed someone to film a news headline you are the person for the job. Talk about covering what happened here. I never thought I would be flying over it walking amongst it anywhere near like this… Did you ever cover this. Yeah really good job
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I've been a long time subscriber and I live very close to this flood area and fire. Thanks for coming out here and capturing this video and your Chilliwack rescue video. Amazing images as always. The stacked shipping containers at the RV dealer fell over last year due to high winds.
Nice! Thanks for watching from BC. All of that is stunning and a bit overwhelming!
Is dealer a big compnay with multiple location or a small family business?
I sure would like to know the story of this fire and where it was and when it happened
It was deliberate for insurance, I was there around November 10th..would be impossible for a Fire to break out at RV world, someone set flame to the propane and boom the whole place went up.
You should be careful about what accusations you choose to throw around. Just saying,,,,,,,,,,,
On a first news report they added in a natural gas pipe line leak. I thought where? Didn't burn like one.
When they said the rv market was "hot" they weren't kidding!
But seriously, it looks like they weren't selling like they'd have us believe.
I feel for the owner of the business and the devastation is so massive! Great drone footage!
Due to the projection of skyrocketing gas prices, RV sales hit rock-bottom and were expected to never improve. You feel for the owner? The owner is probably jumping for joy expecting an utterly massive insurance payout for his unsellable RV's..
@@tjmmcd1 Possibly, if the insurance pays for even the minute costs they typically get away with. If the criminal case that's being investigated for possible arson with the fire, then the owner or culprit needs to receive heavy justuce! The smoke toxins that was generated from this fire was lethal even with low amounts with the materials that burned!
the flood did not get high enough to total everything so a little fire finished the job
Tom McDonough where are you getting that information. Right now I have a 2018 Winnebago and it's current value is much more than I paid for it. The demand for RV's new or used is more than manufacturers can handle.
@@tjmmcd1 RV market was going strong. This dealer sells many and it has a few branches around BC.
There are a lot of good long blocks as the basic engine should still be functional! I have used a 1966, 396 Chevy Engine with a cast iron block that went through a car dealer showroom fire! Did not even change the head gaskets just replaced intake and all accessories! The car ran up to 140 MPH and lasted many years!
All you need is a sign telling people where these motor homes will be relocated to and a commercial on TV! Great selling skills 👏
Those blocks are probably melted. This isn't just a little fire. I wouldn't trust a bolt from any of them
This is a DEW ATTACK. SAME shit that took down the twin towers! Took out tiger woods suv etc. Aka our CIA
Got a 351 Ford Windsor engine from a 69 mach one mustang that caught fire to put in my 65 mustang and the cam bearings were completely melted and in the oil pan. Also every piston (aluminum) had very small cracks in the wrist pin boss area which had to be replaced. Those newer engines will have a lot of aluminum in them, heads etc and that won't survive to well. No thanks.
Its actually a great deal for them.
They are insured for the retail value. But as they manufacture all of them themselves
for a quarter if not less.....they more or less "sold all RVs" off to the insurance within few hours.
Best deal ever - as hardly any rental clients came in since Covid started
Yeah, one wonders.🙄
The flood water never actually reached the lot before they started burning, so I wonder what started the fire.
The funny thing is it happened in the wee hours of the morning, a couple hours after the announcement of the expected barrow town pump failure (Thank you to the volunteers that averted that disaster!) which would of covered the lot in a tonne of water.
I'm not suggesting anything, but the timing is suspicious.
I wonder if they had flood insurance...
This is a very suspicious fire in my opinion! No flood insurance, so what do you do? Get someone to burn them… problem solved. These Rvs are parked like this every year never been an issue
Keep this aerial image in mind if you are considering buying a "tract home" where they are built so close together that you can hear your neighbor fart! When one house catches fire, it easily spreads to the next. Great video, yet sad situation.
Most buyers are corralled into tract homes these days... real estate lot sizes are getting smaller and smaller as demand increases and sellers find creative ways to subdivide their properties into higher profits per parcel to subdivision developers with master plan communities. My advice to anyone-- stay out of master plan communities, unless of course, you want nearly every aspect of "how" you occupy and use that property be paternalistically dictated on a regularly enforced basis!
I suspect foul play here; just another RV dealer burning down his lot to collect on insurance because he can't sell those CRAPPY RVs in a waning market. Everyone knows there's a mass RV exodus underway-- at least, most should be aware of such by now. Besides, in today's market, how many can afford to buy an RV priced nearly as high as a house????
Call me crazy, but that bird’s eye view of the burnt rv’s would make a very challenging 1000 pc Big Ben puzzle. Like how would you sort that, by colour, or shapes ? Apocalyptic. .
I'd start at the corners
Indeed! What an absolute nightmare to complete!
Too bad there wasn't any water around to put the fire out.
🙄 DUH?
Why were these units packed so tight? Once this got started, it was over.
It's an overflow lot for a large RV dealer in Abbotsford.
What a shame feel bad for the owners sad.
@@azia5051 The owner will probably collect a very large insurance check
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There is a moral to the story. It’s about what insurance will or will not cover.
The funny thing is it happened in the wee hours of the morning, a couple hours after the announcement of the expected barrow town pump failure (Thank you to the volunteers that averted that disaster!) which would of covered the lot in a tonne of water.
I'm not suggesting anything, but the timing is suspicious.
I wonder if they had flood insurance...
What a mess out there. It is never ending between fires and floods. I had to move, I couldn't take it anymore. So much bad luck out west. I feel so bad for all the people involved too. What a mess out there. Great footage. I will stay subscribed to your channel now. Thank you.
I suspect foul play here; just another RV dealer burning down his lot to collect on insurance because he can't sell those CRAPPY RVs in a waning market. Everyone knows there's a mass RV exodus underway-- at least, most should be aware of such by now. Besides, in today's market, how many can afford to buy an RV priced nearly as high as a house????
They want the entire NW and N to move down to the SE a where we will each get a 300 sq ft for one and 500 sq ft for 2. All in convenient box apts. They will take away your homes and jobs and put you where they want you if they don’t kill us off first.
that fucking blows to think you were blessed to have none of your rv inventory flooded to have them catch fire...
Seriously? They were DRY? And here I thought they didn't have flood insurance 🤔
Wow, I'm blown away by this video. It looks like somewhere in war-torn Iraq or Syria or Afghanistan. I'm in Vancouver and I've been following CBC, Global and the main TV news and I never saw any of this. How the heck did this get started? Arson? It's all one specific area. Or is there some explainable reason? Truly mind-boggling.
You could see the fire in various videos from a distance but yeah, no mention anywhere.
It may be chemicals there that ignite with water. Possible. Was surrounded by flooding.
@@larryjohnstone6260
You mention "most" , ,
Why most , and not all mainstream media ?
I was there on November 10th, the trailers were not all parked in one area like that...they put them all in one spot so they would burn better
Or maybe that was the highest spot on the lot and they were trying to protect them?
@@timothypayne4259 ...you're enforcing the fact it was pre meditated...
Your proving my point
@@timothypayne4259 'you should stay inside'...
Kid, I have a channel, I hunt men for a living...no reason I shouldn't pay you a visit after your previous comment, I show up at your place and you call RCMP, they'll arrest you for Provocation...not me, I'm just following up...best to use what little brains you have while you're on my land.
@@Inlinetodie HAHAAHAHAH! Threatening people now? Man, you must be a joy to be around.
@@timothypayne4259 ...I have a channel, come harass me over there, I don't wanna throw shit in here 🤪👍
That was one hot fire. Obviously, lots of gas and propane tanks and tires to add to the inferno. Also having them parked tightly together just kept the fire going. I can't believe the pick up trucks on the end. There's no bed or cab left. So much for Super Duty.
We had a marina fire 17 years ago that consumed 50 boats in a fire, but that is on another level.
As for the Ford pickup's they have Aluminum bodies.
One video showed a guy desperately driving units away from the fire. I'm sure at sum point he called it Uncle.
The gas and propane aren't the stuff that burns hot. It is all the plastics. The propane doesn't burn as much as each tank will pop and explode.
Brings a whole; new meaning to the term "FIRE SALE"
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How does a fire like this start during the biggest flood in bc history??
Perhaps a downed power line that sparked a fuel tank. Curious that so many adjacent vehicles and structures were not touched. The heat must have been intense.
There's definitely gonna be an investigation as far I know there was no lighting that happened the night of the fire. Unless one of the powerlines above the RV's fell and caught fire?? Otherwise it's surrounded by water how can a fire start when the property didn't flood ??
There are a ton of factors that could have led to the fire. Most obviously, vehicles and especially RVs are highly flammable due to all of the petrol products inside and underneath. Gas tanks, propane tanks, and lots of carpet, tires, and plywood. Anything from an electrical short that sent sparks out to an employee that smoked outside and the wind blew the butt to a puddle of dripping oil underneath one of them. Engines or brakes overheating, etc. Vehicles catch on fire constantly and rarely go out on their own.
I doubt they'll find anything in the investigation, I'd be surprised if they even find the point of origin. Fire investigators can do amazing things, but that fire burned too intensely for too long to be able to pull key details like from what's left.
Lightning with an N in LightNing. 🤓 (Ducking)
it was flooded
Ther are thousands of ways that fire could have started. It doesn't have to be flooded. Who told you that?
From seeing it live on the news that morning, the fire didn’t appear to start in the RVs. It looked like it started in that group of trucks that were parked behind the construction equipment business next door.
I hate to bring this up. but have you ever tried to dispose of a RV that is no longer roadworthy? Because they are made mainly of fiberglass and foam, nobody will take them. Not the junk dealers, recyclers, or landfills.
To all those saying it is a bit suspicious. ou can bet with this much damage,, and despite it being difficult always to find the start, they will put some extra time in this one to find out. This is a big hit to any insurance company, and it will raise insurance for many businesses with similar types of vehicles, etc.
If the business had no flood insurance because it cost too much in that area given it has had flooding in the past, and magically a fire went through and they have fire insurance you can bet the investigation will go very deep to try to find out what happened. However, whatever the truth is I hope that comes out, that's all. No matter what it is.
I would feel sorry for them if say they have fire insurance but some technical reason the insurance company gets out of paying. Like say by parking the vehicles that close together they broke some fire code and thus are not covered, or the flood was deemed the ultimate 'reason' for the start of the fire so it is considered 'flood' damage and thus not covered, etc. I sure hope that if this was a legit fire, which for all I can see so far there is no reason to believe it wasn't, and if that is the case I sure hope for the businesses's sake, and for all the people who rely on that business for income, side businesses, sake, that they don't get screwed over on the insurance contract's minutia...
I can tell you this, if that was my business I would be having a heart attack in waiting to find out if it is covered or not. Feel sorry for the guy/family just for that level of stress, but hope everything was on the up and up for everyone's sake, and if that is true then they also get paid out....
@The Journey
OF COURSE the insurance company will try to screw them... It's the way they operate.
But it does smell fishy to begin with.
RVs, especially new ones, do burn up pretty quickly... But not THAT quick.
It's surprising that nobody in the vicinity noticed something on fire sooner.
@@slicksnewonenow Well there was a flood happening. I think someone likely tried to get emergency and either didn’t get through or it was deemed not as important as life saving situations which no douby had been happening non-stop before this caught fire.
I agree it looks suspicious though. If they had a clause that didn’t cover ‘water damage including by flood’ but did did have fire coverage i would then double my suspicion.
Having said that the cause seems totally plausible on face of it, whether it holds is totally different.
I think until investigators have finished i like to presume people are telling the truth until there is real reason no to believe them or they have a history etc.
So hoping it was on the up and up and that also if so that insurance covers it….
Dude, rates go up for ALL of us when this stuff happens!
@@Skipbo000 rates go up based on the events not on how much a company pays out. The damage is already done, the insurance companies will charge more for flood and fire insurance in the area no matter what now. But if they get away with denying claims then they get it both ways, ie raising insurance premiums and not paying them, they might as well pay out because if i have to choose local businesses vs large insurance companies then it is a no brainer.
@@Arrogan28 of course they raise rates when they pay out! you think they allow themselves to LOSE money when their sole reason for existence is to make money? they don't give a shit about you.
Looks to be mostly class C’s. All it takes is a battery short, a bit of wind and a long talk with the insurance company
Yep and my guess is it hopped to the next with ease
great job of filming ... this is so sad !!!
Looks like an insurance scam on a massive scale to me.. When a business is hurting, you're not selling anything - set it alight and scam the insurance company.. Blame it on the flood.. No one wiser.. As good as gold..
Wow! I'm speechless.
Oh no.. No flood insurance. But we have fire insurance!
Burnt the lot before they get swamped and harder to light
It sure was far from Chilliwack on the hyway to Abbotsford I wonder if there is any salvage available I need a RV furnace living in freaxzing cold weather
Looks like 100% arson folks. The fire is far too uniform to be natural.
Yes it does.look like a controlled burn Insurance job I presume
RVs are made of fiber galss and it burns intensely and even arson after it has started it still has to act like a natural fire
What exactly is a 'natural' fire?
Does the insurance cover the fire damage? If so is it possible they were set on fire cause if they weren't the insurance wouldn't cover the flood damage?
Good point time will tell.
How the heck does that many RVs burn up. No access?
Beginning of the video shows the lot completely surrounded by floodwater. The ladder trucks could barely get close enough at full extension, never mind the powerlines running overhead...
As I watch this video what concerns me are the high tension power lines directly above the mass of rvs could of been the ignition source?
It is a perfect timing.
So much hard work.....my god
I thought there was a shortage of RV's...how come this outfit had so many when no one else could get any??
This is their rental fleet. Fraser way is the biggest in Canada.
@@Jodysfunstuff Or was. Ouch!
@@Jodysfunstuff We looked at many new units there, where you see the motorhomes still intact, well those were all new ones area when we looked. Rentals of all kinds and including trucks were burnt too and from the live views I saw the fire started at the trucks, which were furthest from the new motorhomes.
This looks extremely suspicious! Those units were so close together it would be almost impossible to show them to a potential customer. They were so close together you couldn’t even open the slides, how could anyone sell an RV if you can’t get inside it, much less open any of the slides? Some of the comments mentioned the severe flooding the area had been experiencing so it sure looks like an insurance job to me!
stored rentals for the winter
You see the world through your own lenses.
@@john13623 as you do.... I just happened to see helicopter footage of the fire as it was happening and all those RV’s were surrounded by water as they were burning. The freeway was also flooded and no fire trucks were on scene.
@@Mikeb-tx4cd The water probably shorted out a battery that sparked and started the fire.
DEW look it up. The pics I have of Santa Rosa CA fire look almost identical. Everything burnt right to the ground. Look at pics of house fires that burn out on there own there is always a fireplace or something standing. Stop yelling conspiracy instead look into anything called conspiracy they don’t hide anything. It is all there you just have to look, but the majority hears the buzz word and shut down their brains…. When they move you to the SW don’t be shocked you have been warned.
If I lived in the sumas Valley and I knew an eminent flood was heading my way, I'd be lighting the place on fire as I was leaving. You can't get flood insurance if you live in a sumass.
I highly doubt this is the case here but I'm just saying
Interesting about how a fire could have started. I doubt they were pluged into line power, but some lithium batteries can catch fire and explode when emersed in water. Don't know if they use lithium ion or iron in rv bats. (Check u tube for experiments on this).
Totally looks - stinks - like an inside job. An accidental fire?? No way
You're correct, it was deliberately set, they had everything properly contained, all flammable and combustibles were stored in one area, this was deliberate, someone used a igniter, these RVs are non combustible materials only...can tell by the images someone doused them in flammables
100% true,its just so obvious
@@Inlinetodie How are you allowed to walk around freely being that stupid? RVs are 90% flammable plastics, wood, fuel, etc. Seriously, for the safety of the public, stay inside where you can't inadvertently hurt someone else.
So sad, given the demand for these units is high now.
I have been driving past this place for decennia’s. I always wondered why they had such a large inventory, and it never seemed to change.
Well, I’ve seen fire and I’ve seen rain, but I always thought I’ll see you again.
One more time again....
Truly unbelievable 😥
A little suspicious a fire starts when nobody can get there to put it out 🤔
This is so heartbreaking for the owners. Covid & flooding isnt bad enough. My HEART goes out to them.
What a devastation! Regardless of what it's about, we're all powerless.
Thanks for reporting. Maybe see what happens? Why are some ok?
@Joy C
Powerless to WHAT?
If it's the Luciferian Shill Governum Mentis that you're referring to, NO, we're not powerless in anything but our being scared of THEY.
Remember... There are roughly 7 Billion of "us" and only like 20 thousand of THEM.
Sorry if I missed a reply on this but is there a cause determined yet ? Seems so strange.
All the best to them but now I am curious the make and model of the line of RVs that didn’t get as demolished in the middle of the burn zone. Still toasty but obviously something was different. Maybe they just weren’t fueled or maybe they are more resistant.
Some were full vans and others were cutaway vans. The camping section they add onto the back of a cutaway van is not steel, buy aluminum or wood frame with a fibreglass or aluminum exterior. They are fully combustible and the aluminum just melts.
@@shitloveaduck but the ones I’m noticing had intact skins over the full living area.
@@rosedruid - yes they did because they are entire vans without the back being cut off. They are no wider or taller than a stock van, Class B RVs. The others never had the body parts you are talking about. They just have the front part. The rest is so much larger than the standard van body. They are Class C RVs. Do some research.
no flood insurance.but had fire insurance.
So sorry for the business, It's going to be hard to recover from a loss like that Even if it was all covered by insurance.
Just because they have insurance. Doesn't mean they're going to get a claim. And technically... If you check your insurance contract. They technically don't have to pay you. So... There's that. This is all new, because of Hurricane Katrina. The hurricane that bankrupted nine Insurance pools around Canada and the United States. 9 ... insurance companies, bankrupted. With one, hurricane. What does that tell you about the insurance industry? If it tells you that mathematically, insurance is a fraud. You would be correct.
Yes fire is covered, that's why they set them on fire instead of flood damage which they don't get
@@mr.mckinnon5680 lol, we all know insurance is a scam 😜
@@Inlinetodie or an electrical fire started due to water
@@0xsergy ...we shut off all power to the grid hours before this fire...Fortis..
What an incredible waste
Are the engine blocks even salvageable after something like this? Jeez, what a disaster!
It looks like Direct Energy Weapon !
like Paradise!!!
STUNNING VIEWS ! SO SORRY !
what a mess, its hard to imagine.
Sad situation!!
Amazed the power lines were fine.
Similar to California fire where the alloy wheels got melted..what it might be..looks like all of them got burnt in pattern!
paradise was potentially a DEW
Does anybody know how the fire started was it an insurance job because they weren't covered if it flooded
Crew cab ford RV was cool, don't see many of those in the US
Never seen one. That is a cool model
Where was this and what was the cause of the fire?
As a RVer for almost 20yrs, that is hard to watch.
I think I seen one of these burned-out RVs on Copart. There was no auction bidders.
All those propane tanks, plastics , tires, fuel and oils , I bet it was fun to watch
Those high intensity power lines are directly above. 🤔
That's going to cost the insurance companies millions to replace all those RVs.
A TRUE fire sale !
Good video but needed some narration. Watching on my tv I had no idea what was going on. On my phone I could read the description. Wow, what I’d given for just one of those rvs
How did the fire jump between the hug gaps? 13:00.
I feel awful for this business owner, but it also does bring into light how cheap a lot of these RV's are built. I'm not speaking of them burning up, but rather how light weight and thin the metal is on the chasis for supporting the RV cabins
Yup, cheap indeed-- I remember staying at an RV "Glamping" resort once and nearly every step on one of those things was squeak and creak!!!!
I suspect foul play here; just another RV dealer burning down his lot to collect on insurance because he can't sell those CRAPPY RVs in a waning market. Everyone knows there's a mass RV exodus underway-- at least, most should be aware of such by now. Besides, in today's market, how many can afford to buy an RV priced nearly as high as a house, but built like a tissue box!
Just wondering why they didn't move a few rows of RV's out to create a fire brake.
Fiberglass burns very hot - as for parking them so close - it's done for storage and to keep people out of them...
Wow...
didn't have flood damage/ insurance but for sure had fire...hmm I smell something here..
Is there any Newspaper-Articles about that? I am from Germany and want to understand, why so many Caravans and Mobiles are so close together and why there seems to be any Firefighting.
Unbelievable.
Holy Shite! I've never seen anything like this before. They'd never show this on T.V. WOW!
Is this a case where not covered by the flood but covered if a fire?
You think like an insurance fraud investigator. I like that. Well done.
The paper work is going to be a nightmare - the amount of trees for that paperwork along could reforest half of that business lot
This is a common phenomenon that occurs when insurance papers are kept close to bank statements. Red ink on financial papers spontaneously ignite when placed near the black ink typically used when drafting insurance documents..
Sure looks awfully suspicious to me
terrible loss ...people could live in it!
look the fire jumped over a huge gap between rows my how on earth did it do that
guess
It's amazing how" complete" they were consumed
Wonder if the block heater caused the fire? We had that happen with snow removal equipment. Burned the building down and all the vehicles inside it.
I'm curious. In your case, what caused, or could have caused, the block heater to start a fire?
I sense everyone’s energy in making those Their lifeblood almost.
Rv and travel trailer cost just went up so if your looking for one wait a while especially if its where this is at. There a slight shortage come up all the sudden. i Wonder why they couldnt save more of em.
that looks like Hunters Sport Shop in North Battleford. someone lit a match. toxic smoke & wasted materials from Mother Earth.
How or who started the fire...????
Oh wow, I thought that was snow, I didn't realize it was water.
Probably over 500 vehicles destroyed there.... Damn..
Flood or fire I'll bet every unit there is a total loss. And yes, probably the flood caused a short in an electrical system that started the fire that spread from unit to unit.
YES, IT WAS AN ELECTRICAL SHORT. LETS NOT ALL RUSH TO JUDGEMENT OF WHAT IS OBVIOUSLY AN INSURANCE SCAM.
Not totally, all those engines will still work.
@@badactor3440 Not even close. Every non metalic part is burned or melted including the air intake system including the upper intake manifold (which might have melted and run down through the lower intake and onto the top of the intake valves in the heads or worse through an open intake valve into a cylinder), all cooling system hoses and non metalic parts including water pump impellers, all electrical including all sensors (and there's a BUNCH of them on every modern engine) all non metalic fuel lines, ........... the beat goes on. Depending on how hot they got pistons (aluminum) can be siezed in the steel cylinders. I've tried to salvage engines out of burned vehicles. They're a mess.
How did u get into private property thats under a police investigation?
Alot of scrap going to the ICBC yard. Been watching truck loads of flood & fire damaged/destroyed hulks go by.
Ah plays with timelines
What is that
Burns in lake or rain water
How much for that 4x4 overlander?!?
What caused the fire? Insurance?
No loss to mankind there.
Who had their vehicles parked here. LTV?