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Paul Walker and racer Roger Rodas were not only really great friends, but also co-owned Always Evolving racing shop in Valencia, California. The fact they had tens of cars sitting in the garage the moment the fiery car crash happened, back in November 2013, is well known, but it would seem the Fast and Furious actor’s father now wants some of those cars back.
Rodas was the one to hold the wheel of the Porsche Carrera GT the moment the two friends died in that devastating crash. Both families tried to blame the fault on the carmaker, but the police report clearly stated they were speeding.
But it would seem some people still can’t get over what happened, since Paul Walker III recently filed legal documents claiming the estate of Rodas is in possession of numerous vehicles belonging to his son. According to TMZ, the man claims the cars were all fully or partially owned by Paul and is now asking for their value in green dollar bills.
It would seem Rodas’ family has already rejected the claim, which means the matter will be solved in court. Even though this May rumors were the cars were being sold through private brokers, it’s still not clear if that ever happened. Walker’s collection was reportedly believed to include a number of late-model BMWs, Audis, Porches and several Ford Mustangs.
Whatever the case might be, it’s a bit of a shame the families of the two spend their time suing each other instead of mourning their lost ones peacefully.
But it would seem some people still can’t get over what happened, since Paul Walker III recently filed legal documents claiming the estate of Rodas is in possession of numerous vehicles belonging to his son. According to TMZ, the man claims the cars were all fully or partially owned by Paul and is now asking for their value in green dollar bills.
It would seem Rodas’ family has already rejected the claim, which means the matter will be solved in court. Even though this May rumors were the cars were being sold through private brokers, it’s still not clear if that ever happened. Walker’s collection was reportedly believed to include a number of late-model BMWs, Audis, Porches and several Ford Mustangs.
Whatever the case might be, it’s a bit of a shame the families of the two spend their time suing each other instead of mourning their lost ones peacefully.
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