Kidnapping...the FCA way

we need a vote/poll?

 

NO WE DON'T. It was years ago. Let sleeping dogs lie. Toni Vodopic caused a lot of problems for everybody around her.
She is bad news. She would probably be described as a "sociapath" (not sure how you spell that).
AND Reno is no longer with us . (246gts + 250 i think?)

 

Happy new year Toni, and all fca members

 

While all this is a bit sad, and bad, it's not as bad as the Porsche racer turned serial killer during his time in the US.

 

what about the kid that was treasurer of the benz club and ran of with all the cash.
Who was the Porsche racer?

 

An Australian, initials CW, killed in a shootout. Not sure if he raced Porsches in Oz though.

 

CW well that tells us a lot.

 

Google is your friend! He was a suspect in the Wanda Beach murders too.

 

can't get over how these types are allowed in the FCA.

 

they let PP and I in so the bar was set low

 

most clubs constitutions will not allow those types in.

 

we used false names .... although I hear it is almost mandatory to have served at least 5 years in the big house to get into the Bentley or Aston club

 

Years ago the RROC and the BDC constitutions had a clause that band bankrupts and people with a big house record.

 

So, how did you get around that then?

 

very interesting a well known Ferrari owner was at one stage head honcho of the RROC,another well known RR owner wanted to join the club,he was refused entry,now that was over 30 years ago,perhaps into's world that would not happen with courts ext.

 

false mustache and no mention of royal blue website

 

Most clubs in NSW & Victoria with constitutions that restrict membership because of a bit of previous would have died off years ago.
However in SA most from the fatherland were as clean as a whistle.

 

so their records were expunged upon deportation ??

 

By whom?

 

So is this Ferrari passion?

 

LOL

 

I don't post much but can't resist this.....yes, I'm an FCA member of some years, and yes, I've been arrested and locked up. I won't go into the circumstances except to say they were honourable in my view, and I never had to front a court for a hearing, let alone have a conviction recorded. Sounds like Ms V was rightly convicted, and the thing about conmen (of either sex) is that the very good ones never appear to be. I've met a lot of unconvicted crooks in my time; for some reason money and morals are often in tension, though I've never figured out why.

 

as my sister would say about Ferrari owners........................................

 

i will tell you why,when i next see you.