F512M just visited a ditch
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Woke up with a tearful upon seeing this in the news for breakfast
https://www.maltatoday.com.mt/news/national/94277/...

https://www.maltatoday.com.mt/news/national/94277/...
Edited by Prezolyac on Saturday 13th April 13:09
texaxile said:
Give it to Richard Rawlings.
Think I can see how that would go:Jason said:
We dropped a crate LS motor in it
Charles said:
Our friends at Wilwood sorted out some radical rotors for us
Jeremy said:
We slammed it with an air ride kit from RideTech
Mike said:
I wanted to paint it pink and blue but Richard wanted this crazy green colour
Richard said:
GIT YOU SOME OF THAT.....OWWWWWWW
4rephill said:
And now it no longer exists for anyone to enjoy in any way, shape or form - Great! 
It hardly looks beyond repair. It certainly exists. and if it is dead the salvageable parts from it will keep another one going. People who keep beautiful cars locked away never getting any use just so they can make a profit are perverts.
They never built these things as investment vehicles, they were built to be driven. Hard.
Boosted LS1 said:
Sorry but I'm not very clued up on these cars. Is it a special edition or a new model?
It was Ferrari's last hurrah with the Testarossa platform and the last flat 12 car they ever built. Only 201 ever produced according to the wiki stats and they are very well hidden in that you rarely see one on YouTube, auctions or on the roads. To put that into context the F40 production run totalled 1,311 units.
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