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ATTN:: Abandoned 360 Modena in Kansas City parking garage. Who's is it?

Discussion in 'North Central - USA (MI, IN, OH, KY, WV)' started by patina, Dec 18, 2006.

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  1. patina

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    #1 patina, Dec 18, 2006
    I posted this in the main forum, but I thought it might be good to put it here too...

    I just troll here but I thought I would let everyone know someone *might* be planning on stealing a 360 that he claims hasn't moved in years. It is located in a Kansas City parking garade with no plates and ALOT of dust. Personally, I think the car deserves to be stolen but who am I to say.

    From: http://forums.offtopic.com/showthread.php?t=2940996 .

    And the pics he posted...

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  2. atomstrange

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    #2 atomstrange, Dec 18, 2006
    so where is this garage?
     
  3. tfazio

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    #3 tfazio, Dec 18, 2006
    I am going to guess it was a european car that was brought over here and never federalized.
     
  4. Kieran

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    #4 Kieran, Dec 18, 2006
    either that or the owner died and had no family
     
  5. JohnnyS

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    #5 JohnnyS, Dec 18, 2006

    So why post here?? Didn't like the answers in the other string?

    Either way, no way can you just go in a get it. You will need to dig up who owns it and chances are you will get nothing. So what are you wanting to hear??
     
  6. Ryan S.

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    #6 Ryan S., Dec 18, 2006
    get a vin and go from there...if you steal it your going to be tracked down fairly easily....
     
  7. miked

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    #7 miked, Dec 19, 2006
    IIRC, the last time there was a "abandoned Ferrari in a parking garage" thread it turned out to be a Fiero based "kit car".
     
  8. Kieran

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    #8 Kieran, Dec 19, 2006
    look at the pics and tell me honestly what you think it is...
     
  9. NRGMotorsportsInc

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    #9 NRGMotorsportsInc, Dec 19, 2006
    The owner was made aware and the guy with the malicious intentions was found. See the main discussion thread.
     
  10. nthfinity

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    #10 nthfinity, Dec 19, 2006

    what about that Renault based 360 replicar? ;)
     
  11. EarlyCat

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    #11 EarlyCat, Dec 21, 2006
    Why would anyone want to steal any car. Especially a Ferrari that needs a belt service!
     
  12. Meeyatch1

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    #12 Meeyatch1, Dec 21, 2006
    How was the owner found and what was the story?
     
  13. Kieran

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    #13 Kieran, Dec 21, 2006
    read the thread, it only takes about 20 minutes
     
  14. Meeyatch1

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    #14 Meeyatch1, Jan 11, 2007
    It says you have to register for an account to read it. Can anyone give me a Readers Digest version?
     

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