Ferrari for £250k and it has two wheels missing!
Ferrari for £250k and it has two wheels missing!
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Steve748

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Friday 11th December 2009
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The only one made!




R.P.M

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251 months

Friday 11th December 2009
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You sure? biggrin

Steve748

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214 months

Friday 11th December 2009
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Thats a Vespa puff chariot with a sticker smile

ferrari spider

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204 months

Friday 11th December 2009
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Yea you sure about thatbiggrin Oh and the Mv Agusta and the scooter in picture one is minebiggrin









Edited by ferrari spider on Friday 11th December 17:22

Steve748

Original Poster:

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Friday 11th December 2009
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Seller of motorcycle said:
'It all started when David Kay wrote to Enzo Ferrari's son Piero, requesting to build a one-off motorcycle'
so I take that to mean it's the only one like that with four cylinders.

I know there have been lots of bikes/scooters with Ferrari badges but there are lots of them.

I only posted it because I thought you might interested, not to start a fking argumentrolleyes

ferrari spider

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Friday 11th December 2009
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Huh?? relax mate, the only one arguing is you....with ya self wink Were fking with ya wink You would be fully aware if i was arguing with you wink Chill smile
And its not the only Ferrari bike with 4 cylinders. The red MV Agusta F4 (4 cylinders) in the last picture was a joint effort by the MV factory and the Ferrari factory. They were given to both Micheal Shumaker and Eddie Ervine as rewards for ferraris F1 WCC title in 2000-1.
The other top two are also ferrari sanctioned bikes. As for the last two they are genuinely called Ferrari bikes. The name Ferrari is quite common in Italy.


Edited by ferrari spider on Friday 11th December 17:59