New toyota ferrari
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largerandrock

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652 posts

234 months

Friday 26th June 2009
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Im sorry but the owner of this car must be tracked down and shot in the face!.

http://www.pistonheads.com/sales/1099232.htm

DIW35

4,205 posts

230 months

Friday 26th June 2009
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Why - just because he has got two Ferrari stickers on the car? Seems a bit harsh to say he needs shooting in the face just for that.

Hell, as far as I am concerned the good old Supra is a damn sight better than a lot of Ferraris out there so, if anything, he's dumbing his car down by sticking those on there.

ezi

1,734 posts

216 months

Friday 26th June 2009
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Wait, you mean that isn't a Ferrari?

4rephill

5,170 posts

208 months

Friday 26th June 2009
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Had He replaced all of the badges with genuine Ferrari badges (the ones on the wings are not genuine) and was trying to convince people his car was a Ferrari then I'd probably agree.He has however left all the Toyota Supra badges on so I don't think it's the crime of the century.I used to own a red Fiat X1/9 which had genuine Scuderia Ferrari badges on the wings and was known in My family as the Bambino Ferrari.On quite a few occasions people asked why it had Ferrari badges on it, to which I replied "She can dream, can't She?".

VAG1

784 posts

219 months

Friday 26th June 2009
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largerandrock said:
Im sorry but the owner of this car must be tracked down and shot in the face!.

http://www.pistonheads.com/sales/1099232.htm
Agree, ugly car not just because of the ferrari stickers.

Steve_M

598 posts

265 months

Friday 26th June 2009
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I think this may be just a joke or harmless dig at Ferrari owners. I think it may have something to do with the Fast and Furious movie. The first one when they take a scalp off of a 355 Spider along LA1 in the 10 second orange Supra they all build.

Just harmless fun i think. Nobody is going to think the car is a Ferrari, especially with the genuine Supra badges on the tail.

marine boy

1,238 posts

208 months

Friday 26th June 2009
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largerandrock said:
Im sorry but the owner of this car must be tracked down and shot in the face!.

http://www.pistonheads.com/sales/1099232.htm
That's a bit harsh, what would you want to do if you met an MR2 Ferrari conversion owner, kill them and their whole family?

Edited by marine boy on Friday 26th June 21:33


Edited by marine boy on Friday 26th June 21:33

Anjum

1,606 posts

314 months

Saturday 27th June 2009
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4rephill said:
Had He replaced all of the badges with genuine Ferrari badges (the ones on the wings are not genuine) and was trying to convince people his car was a Ferrari then I'd probably agree.He has however left all the Toyota Supra badges on so I don't think it's the crime of the century.I used to own a red Fiat X1/9 which had genuine Scuderia Ferrari badges on the wings and was known in My family as the Bambino Ferrari.On quite a few occasions people asked why it had Ferrari badges on it, to which I replied "She can dream, can't She?".
I seem to recall at a launch party for the Diablo 6.0L (Brocket Hall?), there was a Countach LP5000S with lots of Ferrari "kill" badges under the drivers door! I'm sure someone must have a picture here?


4rephill

5,170 posts

208 months

Saturday 27th June 2009
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I seem to recall at a launch party for the Diablo 6.0L (Brocket Hall?), there was a Countach LP5000S with lots of Ferrari "kill" badges under the drivers door! I'm sure someone must have a picture here?


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The biggest problem I have with Lamborghini's,especially the countach and the Diablo,is the designs seemed to be trying too hard to get noticed.The Miura had it naturally but all that followed it seemed to try and force it on you (if that makes any sense).