rs5 no more

[driftin jo]

Speculating. Four guys who knew how to dismantle a car quickly maybe this type of vehicle in particular. Two saws-all battery powered with new & replacement blades. Battery powered impacts & assorted hand tools. A large van to discretely cart parts away in large pieces. Most likely one with a lift gate. I will bet that what is left is the side that the car was rolled up on to gain access to undercarriage fasteners. Cut the top off, gut the interior, pull the doors off, strip the front enough to make strategic cuts & save the good body parts, strip rear bumper & again using saws-all cut away trunk lid area support. Roll vehicle on side & unbolt front & rear subframes, driveshaft, etc. Drop down back on wheels & roll parts to van. Load van placing largest items first. They may have had look outs stationed to advise of traffic. If I lived in this neighborhood I would be concerned about my stuff coming up missing. Keeping my stuff hidden & under lock & key.
Chris

so it was you then

[Vorsprung durch Technik]

SUPERB

[A1QSHIP]

Long distance from America. I sold the truck many years ago.

[SteveH]

It would have been a lot easier to pull it onto a flatbed and drive it off to a lockup to be stripped

[spink]

It would have been a lot easier to pull it onto a flatbed and drive it off to a lock to be stripped

Easier but if it has a tracker they would be ******ed (once someone eventually reported that is lol)