Most incongruous supercar photo thread
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Behemoth said:
A close friend of mine had a Testarrossa and a disabled badge. He sometimes got called up on it by ignorant indignant people.
I was with him once when he felt obliged to present his evidence to a righteous granny who promptly skitted away with tail between legs. He happened to be returning from the clinic on that occasion, so had ample paperwork with him.
Clay Regazzoni had an early red Testarossa with hand controls. My brother and I saw it in the paddock at Monza '86.I was with him once when he felt obliged to present his evidence to a righteous granny who promptly skitted away with tail between legs. He happened to be returning from the clinic on that occasion, so had ample paperwork with him.
Behemoth said:
TR4man said:
An F40 must be quite a handful for a disabled driver...
A close friend of mine had a Testarrossa and a disabled badge. He sometimes got called up on it by ignorant indignant people.I was with him once when he felt obliged to present his evidence to a righteous granny who promptly skitted away with tail between legs. He happened to be returning from the clinic on that occasion, so had ample paperwork with him.
tS who do park in disabled bays then.Stickyfinger said:
so, 1 chance in a million they may be disabled.....still mostly ttS who do park in disabled bays then.
The odds are a lot lower than that. And the odds of someone passing abusive judgements incorrectly are vastly lower tS who do park in disabled bays then.
About 4% of the country's population have a blue badge - 2.5 million iirc.
TR4man said:
MitchT said:
Just seen this on FB. Posted by someone called Seb Delanney and shared by Shmee150, to give due credits.
An F40 must be quite a handful for a disabled driver...Jamesp24 said:
What a load of bk...........s
Eleander said:
jtremlett said:
Gandahar said:
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To be completely safe best to park at the furthest part of the car park where lazy dumbwits do not go to.
Doesn't work. I guarantee that, even if you park as far away as you possibly can with no cars with in a 50 yard radius, when you come back there will be a battered Fiesta parked so close you can barely open your door and get in. To be completely safe best to park at the furthest part of the car park where lazy dumbwits do not go to.
Jonathan
It doesn't matter what you are doing, you always get someone who wants to come and sit next to you. I went camping once in Germany, set up the tent at the far end of the campsite and went out for the day. Came back and someone else had pitched their tent so close that my guy rope was actually under pegged their tent! Even better, they had a young baby with them....
aspirated said:
TR4man said:
MitchT said:
Just seen this on FB. Posted by someone called Seb Delanney and shared by Shmee150, to give due credits.
An F40 must be quite a handful for a disabled driver...Streetrod said:
If I am not mistaken Samuel; tries to disguise his rather privileged upbringing by deleting posts which mention his dad. Not surprisingly this does not go down well on social media especially when you try to pretend you can afford an F40 at 20 with your own hard earned money
I read that too. Why bloody lie? If your dad bought it for you so what, yeah you will get a few haters through jealousy I guess but I'd pat you on the back and say enjoy. Just don't bloody lie, it makes you look a fool.Streetrod said:
aspirated said:
TR4man said:
MitchT said:
Just seen this on FB. Posted by someone called Seb Delanney and shared by Shmee150, to give due credits.
An F40 must be quite a handful for a disabled driver...
Davey S2 said:
He seems to describe himself as a property developer and gives the impression that he is self made.
At 19, he must have had a good couple of deals to fund his garage.If I had a petrolhead son and sold my business for £1.35 billion, like his father, I'd see he had the opportunity to drive some proper cars too. I'd enjoy showing them how to handle them and respect them (and learning myself too, to be fair).
Pork said:
At 19, he must have had a good couple of deals to fund his garage.
If I had a petrolhead son and sold my business for £1.35 billion, like his father, I'd see he had the opportunity to drive some proper cars too. I'd enjoy showing them how to handle them and respect them (and learning myself too, to be fair).
And maybe teach him not to give the impression of a grade A stupid spoilt tIf I had a petrolhead son and sold my business for £1.35 billion, like his father, I'd see he had the opportunity to drive some proper cars too. I'd enjoy showing them how to handle them and respect them (and learning myself too, to be fair).
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