Posted on 04/05/2020 10:13:20 AM PDT by CodeToad
A fire that burned for hours in a grassy area next to Southwest Florida International Airport Friday has been contained.
The airport is fully functional and the inbound lanes of Terminal Access Road reopened at 11 p.m. Friday, according to Vicki Moreland, communications director for the airport. The fire was in an area where extra rental cars are parked and were not occupied. Witnesses saw and heard multiple small explosions, flames jumping high in the air and showers of sparks.
There were 3,516 cars destroyed or damaged by the fire and 3,850 remained undamaged, Moreland said.
The cause of the fire is being investigated by the State Fire Marshal, she said.
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Spontaneous combustion? NOT.
Arson for profit ?
Hmmmm! Wait until it gets the actual summer heat. Rental cars most at risk?
Insurance scam?
Do we need some insurance money?
Another casualty of CV 19.
Normal times those cars would have been clogging the SW Fla road ways no parked.
Revenue lost big time too
Beach scene:
https://www.earthcam.com/usa/florida/naples/?cam=naplespier
Supposedly, they were rental cars.
Okay, that makes sense.
It’s going to take a lot of emission credits to cover that one.
Did they park any battery powered cars in that lot?
Dead body in a car?
Most of the cars had batteries, except the ones that had been poached by errant youts unable to play midnight basketball...
$77,000,000 worth of cars? Okay.
We’re they rental returns that no one wanted to clean out cause of the VIRUS?
(3516 x 22,000)
If you let them bake in the Fl sun for a week, I think they would be fine without any sanitizing.
Were they rental returns that no one wanted to clean out cause of the VIRUS?
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FOR SHAME!!!
Do you actually think someone would do that for the insurance money?????
SO DO I!!!!
Bump
I wonder if thats the storage yard for the auction???
They look like different makes and models.
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