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

I dont know, I havent been there since Saturday morning. I go there again the end of this week though. I'll take pictures whether it's there or not

 

i bet that car needs a lot of work to be road worthy again. all the fluids and lubricants have probably dried up and all need to be changed along with the oil, hoses start cracking. suspension sinks and all needs replacement (which is why you see cars on jack stands that are in storage), and the tires are definitely dry rotted. not to mention what else it needs from not being touched or moved in so long.

 

This thread reminds of this picture that I found. I don't know the story behind it...but the car seems kind of lonely.
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seeing abandoned ones are somethings more sad than seeing the ones on wreckedexotics

 

I know exactly where this car is located. I park right next to it. It is patroled by security. It is a private parking deck on private property owned by a private entity. He has a parking spot and he paid money, and still does pay money to park there.

People posting on here don't know what the hell they are talking about. This car gets out a few times a year extensively. In fact, it was out late summer and was perfectly clean then. It just happens to be in the basement where dust tends to collect.

FYI: Quite a few cameras in this bulding.

It was there as of today.

Don't even think about it.

P.S. No way a flatbed is getting it out of there, and I don't think the owner is someone you want to be stealing from.

 

I don't know what this is but it probably isn't what we think... If they know that the car has been there for two years, why haven't "they" done anything about it? All they would have to do it get the VIN and spend about 5 minutes and they could track ownership to the owner or the owner that it was stolen from... To think that the parking garage would let a car sit like that for two years and not assume that a high profile auto like this was stolen and contact the authorities is rediculous. Personally, I think it was placed there by the owner who lost interest (I don't know how).... Probably the landlord....

 

Poor little guy.....

 

After seeing this post I thought I should come in here and say something, the original post was just a way to attract people to come in and look. I never had any intentions of stealing it, if I were going to steal it, would I make a thread online about it? Hardly.

Anyways I thought id definatly look into the legal way of finding out more about it and what the deal was and what if anything I could do about it had it been abandonded. So I got the vin did a car fax and still plan to go ask the secuirty office about it tommorow to make sure this story is true, if it is then its the end of this story, not only would stealing that car be one impossible challenge but it'd be stupid as hell, I wanna know how an untagged and registered car is taken out a few times during the year though?

 

The guy could have dealer tags on it so he doesnt keep it tagged.

 

Just looked like a really interesting situation to me when I came up upon it so I thought id look more into the situation and see what the deal is with the car. Couldn't hurt right?

 

Good question, and I can't say for sure that I have your answer. I do know with 100% certainty that it does get out quite a bit during the summer (again, I park around it and see it switch spots frequently as well as seeing it driving around the area), and looks like the day it rolled off of the show room. I believe it had temp tags on it during early summer and maybe he hasn't bothered to get permanent tags until next year since it wouldn't be driven except for a number of times on and off during the summer.

 

I will say that Im definatly going to double check with security tommorow to make your what your saying is true, not that I don't believe you but so that I just have proof for myself.

It looked really suspicious to me so I had to figure out what was up with it for myself.

 

If it wasn't for the parking sticker in the window I would be suspicious, too...but that parking sticker is unique to that building and signifies that the car belongs there regardless of tags.

 

Once again if you realy want the owners attention write a note or ask the security or any authority to post the note for you, simple and legal.

 

I thought the original post was to alert us here that someone may be planning on stealing the Ferrari. A nice way to get the word out so that the owner could take some precautions if they were visitors to this forum.

BT

 

Oh well, it was good conspiracy theory entertainment for a few days...But there should be a DCF type law where if you neglect your Ferrari by not driving it AND leaving it uncovered for so long to gather dust....BAM, you lose custody!

 

owner has been contacted and it will be moved

 

Did he say where

 

LOL

 

Travis is right...Thanks.

 

2 spaces over. It should be moved in the next 6-8 weeks.

BT

 

LOL, BT.........beat me to it......

My car is sitting out under the tree in the side yard, if you fix the misfire you can drive it.............

Not too dusty, we've had rain....there's a lot of leaves and acorns in the rear engine vents though.........

I found the keys under the bed this AM...knock on the door...

 

YoU want to do WHAT with my 360?
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If you look at the windshield it has both a Halls parking garage sticker and an access sticker to Loch Lloyd Country club. I am getting a divorce and had to move to an apartment on the plaza from Loch Lloyd. The car has been sitting for about a month, the garage is just dusty. I have several cars and run a dealer tag. The Plaza security called my apartment manager who called me to report this discussion. It is under heavy surveillance and I would suggest you go ahead and try to steal it. This is my first visit to the chat room, and the talk of stealing my car tells me alot about the people on this forum. I appreciate those of you who suggested stealing it as a bad idea.

Come on people, get a life.