whether it was involved in a accident or just over heating why does it catch fire i have a good idea about accident but not the other

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A lot of Cars catch fire in my city because they get stolen, and then stripped of what is needed then they "overheat" with a Molotov cocktail.
That's pretty much my standard response. I love the look on the face when John Q Public asks me what started the fire, I tell them "rapid self sustaining oxidation with varying intensities of light and heat".
LOL thats funny Paul and very true
I just spat my morning coffee all over my laptop!!!!!
This is true. I actually made one of the Tempo fires where a man was unable to get out of his car before it was fully involved. There was a huge class action suit against Ford and our fatal fire was one of the big pieces of evidence in the case.
Funny,I thought they were "Under Investigation".
My opinion would be if not intentionally set is electrical whether it was in a wreck or not we investigate thes and it is usually in result to a short in a wire.

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