A Miura has died today.
A Miura has died today.
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cure

Original Poster:

231 posts

175 months

Saturday 6th April 2013
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And I died a little inside while watching this.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?&v=fqpa1HB-wOc

Oily Nails

2,932 posts

230 months

Saturday 6th April 2013
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weeping

Spoof

1,854 posts

245 months

Saturday 6th April 2013
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That's horrible to watch.

anonymous-user

84 months

Saturday 6th April 2013
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Seems like it just didn't what to give up towards the end.
frown

tbc

3,017 posts

205 months

Saturday 6th April 2013
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As pissed off as you would be

the owner could be in for a big insurance payout

so he can go and buy another one in lime green

lindrup119

1,235 posts

173 months

Saturday 6th April 2013
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Noooooooooooo frown

Sitting so sadly at the end of the vid. frown

vrooom

3,763 posts

297 months

Saturday 6th April 2013
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that is very sickening to watch.

Baryonyx

18,290 posts

189 months

Saturday 6th April 2013
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What a damn shame. Looked so good in yellow too. The Ferrari made a lovely noise as it moved off. The sound of the Miura's tyres catching fire and bursting, not so nice.

Charlie Michael

2,753 posts

214 months

Saturday 6th April 2013
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Such a sad sight. frown

ShayneJ

1,073 posts

209 months

Saturday 6th April 2013
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Oh my that's a sad sight.

irreplaceable car i am sure it will be more than adequately insured
but still a car like that is about so much more than the money
my sympathy to the owner. I'm sure he will be devastated.

But the question has to be asked where was the on board
extinguisher? I always carry one regardless of the vehicle.
I would have at least made a token effort to save a car of
that pedigree!

Welshbeef

49,633 posts

228 months

Saturday 6th April 2013
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Horrible to see

I'm sure though that it is certainly worth while restoring. Maybe the current owner will buy it from the ins co?

Du1point8

22,933 posts

222 months

Saturday 6th April 2013
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Welshbeef said:
Horrible to see

I'm sure though that it is certainly worth while restoring. Maybe the current owner will buy it from the ins co?
If not DV will have it for sale soon at £300k to start.

Grey Ghost

4,611 posts

250 months

Saturday 6th April 2013
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Another beautiful car gone cry

LHD

17,002 posts

217 months

Saturday 6th April 2013
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A Muira SV is now a million quid.

That will be restored.

Jimbo.

4,231 posts

219 months

Saturday 6th April 2013
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They used to do this when new, non?

RS404

319 posts

232 months

Saturday 6th April 2013
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I couldn't watch the whole thing but didn't someone have a fking hose?

Welshbeef

49,633 posts

228 months

Saturday 6th April 2013
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LHD said:
A Muira SV is now a million quid.

That will be restored.
I didn't realise they were that much thought £500k. Oh well that's one car I will sadly never be able to own might be lots of them at Silverstone classic this year.

Jimbo.

4,231 posts

219 months

Saturday 6th April 2013
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RS404 said:
I couldn't watch the whole thing but didn't someone have a fking hose?
And what's a garden hose going to do? Oh yeah, pour a load of water on a big fire wherein petrol, oil, electricity and magnesium are present
1) It'll do bugger all
2) Despite 1, rather you than me!

TVR Sagaris

1,444 posts

262 months

Saturday 6th April 2013
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ShayneJ said:
But the question has to be asked where was the on board
extinguisher? I always carry one regardless of the vehicle.
I would have at least made a token effort to save a car of
that pedigree!
I was thinking the same thing. They had the Ferrari there too, and lots of 458s seem to have extinguishers fitted. If anything, they could have asked the houses around them for one.

Strawman

6,463 posts

237 months

Saturday 6th April 2013
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Jimbo. said:
They used to do this when new, non?
Yes the carbs can spit fuel onto the hot engine when running rich, stuck in traffic, surely there must be a work around for this by now though, you'd think the owner might have had a foam extinguisher in the car might have saved it for the sake of £30 outlay, if he was quick enough.