Hi guys its not going to be long before I get my car.......just 10 days!! Thought I'd post some pics of it being loaded into the container. Image Unavailable, Please Login Image Unavailable, Please Login Image Unavailable, Please Login Image Unavailable, Please Login
Thats awesome. the best pictures i love to see of new cars are the ones with the wrappings and plastic still on. Enjoy!
RSM, May I ask ....Did you pay the import duty or find a legal way around it. I see your shipping to India, but when I was shipping a Dodge Viper to Pakistan (Lahore Area) .... they wanted 250% duty (Tax). Thanks, UZY [email protected]
Dude......legal way around it???? What gave you that idea?? There is no legal or illegal way around avoiding DUTY.....only one way... pay the DUTY!!
. Yeap. As much as it hurts, you can't mess around w/ import duty. It's pay to play. Congrats.....Beautiful car.
Thanks guys really excited about driving her....It is a real bummer getting the cars off containers as you literally have to squeze in the gap without damaging the door...
Congratulations RSM.....gorgeous F430. Are these pictures taken before the car was shipped out of Italy or while the car was in transit somewhere? Usually Ferrari Italy ships it's cars with a protective plastic cover on the car.....yours does not have it. You must have bought your car from a showroom in Italy. Here are a couple of pictures of my F430 when it arrived in Egypt by sea from Italy. Image Unavailable, Please Login Image Unavailable, Please Login Image Unavailable, Please Login
Yup....got my Dealer (Hong Seh Motors) to do the PDI on the car before it was re-shipped!! hence they removed all the sticker on the car... or else they would need to fly down here to do it!
Well, they give the guy who drives in there some sandwiches and water and an empty jug to pee in and he sits in there until it arrives.
Is it transported by ship or air? Actually it does not matter, what happens in case of/when turbulance or wavy ocean makes the car bump/crash left and right? I mean thats a tight fit..
I would assume so.....it's the safest way. On larger consignments, when several hundred cars are shipped, large car transporter vessels are used.
Thanks guys.....The car would be secured by lashings all around....I dont wan't to even imagine what can happen if the car moves...car is here early next week....
Possible damages during transit are *negligible* compared to driving in Bangalore. That is one brave man to take a Ferrari on to the streets of India.... (we're talking Tarek brave here!!!)