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Jeez have a look at this I thought Porsche drivers might like a butchers
0-200mph in 16 seconds.
£350,000-£5in .00005 seconds!!!!
The young man only had some bruising ( seat belt ) and 2 small cuts.
-car loss: US$3 million
-waiting list for a new one: 2 years
-when can I drive Dad's car again: not less than a nuclear 1/2 life
-when will I not be grounded & see the light of day: same day the polar ice caps melt
-still alive: Priceless
(Only in California)
What happens to a Ferrari after hitting a pole at 200+ mph....! Try and find the pole (on the side of the hill)!
>> Edited by ninesixfourrs on Friday 26th May 20:06
>> Edited by ninesixfourrs on Friday 26th May 20:06
>> Edited by ninesixfourrs on Friday 26th May 20:07
0-200mph in 16 seconds.
£350,000-£5in .00005 seconds!!!!
The young man only had some bruising ( seat belt ) and 2 small cuts.
-car loss: US$3 million
-waiting list for a new one: 2 years
-when can I drive Dad's car again: not less than a nuclear 1/2 life
-when will I not be grounded & see the light of day: same day the polar ice caps melt
-still alive: Priceless
(Only in California)
What happens to a Ferrari after hitting a pole at 200+ mph....! Try and find the pole (on the side of the hill)!
>> Edited by ninesixfourrs on Friday 26th May 20:06
>> Edited by ninesixfourrs on Friday 26th May 20:06
>> Edited by ninesixfourrs on Friday 26th May 20:07
News quote:
Seems that police finally caught up with Stefan Eriksson, the infamous convicted liar and mobster and former executive officer of venture capital gaming swiz Gizmondo, who recently totalled a $1,000,000 stolen Ferrari Enzo in a high-speed, alcohol-fuelled crash in Malibu.
Eriksson, 44, was arrested in his swish Bel Air home yesterday, Don Manumaleuna of the local sheriff's department told Agence France-Presse earlier today.
This follows on from another incident in which police in Beverly Hills seized a British-registered Mercedes from Mr Eriksson's wife Nicole Persson on March 28, after questions arose over the ownership of both that vehicle and the totalled Enzo.
Seems that police finally caught up with Stefan Eriksson, the infamous convicted liar and mobster and former executive officer of venture capital gaming swiz Gizmondo, who recently totalled a $1,000,000 stolen Ferrari Enzo in a high-speed, alcohol-fuelled crash in Malibu.
Eriksson, 44, was arrested in his swish Bel Air home yesterday, Don Manumaleuna of the local sheriff's department told Agence France-Presse earlier today.
This follows on from another incident in which police in Beverly Hills seized a British-registered Mercedes from Mr Eriksson's wife Nicole Persson on March 28, after questions arose over the ownership of both that vehicle and the totalled Enzo.
ninesixfourrs said:
maxed said:
egomeister said:
Aren't those the photos from the Gizmondo blokey crash?
Was thinking the same myself
Er if you say so cos I ain't got a clue but midly amusing I thought, probably not if it was your son in your car though
Sons???? If I owned a car anything like that, my 2 sons would be fighting to the death as to who would drive it first
BTW your 964 wasn't owned by someone in Lincoln at some time was it ?
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er. man, hope hes ok, that looks shocking 
Was thinking the same myself
Full story was in The Sunday Times, very interesting reading.

...is your pink 964 linked in the past to Lincoln?