The forklines shocked two old cars, leaving the owner with an amazing amount of $ 50,000.
In a video clip of the accident, the mysterious thorn crane looked as if it had intentionally penetrated the two car, which was invaluable twice before driving.
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André Williams, the owner of the Cheville in 1969 and 1985 Monte Carlo, was informed by the forkl -rang, about the device in its corridor in Omaha, Nebraska, at 3:25 am, ABC reported.
“There must be someone here with a forkline crane inside two blocks or business,” Williams told the director.
“Maybe they didn't like that I have these two cars.”
A video clip of the red fork crane clearly shows that the device goes beyond the Williams Corridor and collides with the Chouf, which then slapped Monte Carlo in front of him.
Williams planned to sell Chevelle but needed a new brake and paint function, but he wanted to keep Monte Carlo drawn up with the cabins for himself.
“I put this for sale before, but I decided to keep it,” Williams told Ketv.
“No one wants to pay what I am looking for.”
The police are still looking for a River River River driver who hit Williams.
The video clip of the two cars, the designers who were destroyed, caused a great shock on social media.
A publication from the ketv article on Facebook has received more than 500 reaction and more than 300 comments.
One of the commentators called for hindering Williams when they saw them in the corridor.
“I remember some summer before I always see that Monte Carlo always thought it was a very beautiful car that had some non -cardiac idios to cause all this damage,” the commentator wrote on Facebook.
“I hope the police will find this.”
“Maybe I cry,” another woman was stuck.
“I wanted Chevelle for years, but I know that I cannot bear many sellers who ask the prices, but if I do so and this happens.”
Someone should be here with a spiny crane inside two blocks or business. Maybe they didn't like that I had these two cars.
André Williams
Some suspect that the situation is to be a preparation, but most commentators rushed to come to Williams's defense.
“This man has invested his hard -winning money in these vehicles, and the unfortunate situations of anyone can occur,” a person wrote.
“Not everyone is deceitful or tries to benefit from others.
“He even provides his own money for any useful information,” the commentator continued.
“Let's be fair and focus on finding a solution.”
