I would say not.....airbags are deployed and there seems to be a dealer license plate surround on it alreadyI wonder if it came off the wrecked train.
Fair point about the license frame. But would the airbag not deploy in any serious collision, even if it was wrecked while riding on a train?I would say not.....airbags are deployed and there seems to be a dealer license plate surround on it already
It's located in Kentucky, and the train wreck was in Nevada.I wonder if it came off the wrecked train.
Airbags only deploy with the ignition on and typically in collisions over a few miles an hour.Fair point about the license frame. But would the airbag not deploy in any serious collision, even if it was wrecked while riding on a train?
I honestly don't know. I kind of assumed it would, but maybe the vehicle needs to be turned on?
You forgot about the frame. I'm putting money on it being a damaged frame. Right now every frame produced is being used in production so there aren't frames out there for repair purposes.My Guess is Engine damage. Parts availability is not a problem. Only the radiator, grill and perhaps the A/C condenser are different from the JL. You have 2 model years of JL production so you have plenty of parts available.