Its just a scratch, it'll buff right out.... (not my car)

I dont think this is a repost, but it might be....

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=obVdPuonKh4

James in Denver

 

I feel nauseated all of the sudden.....

JIM

 

OUCH

 

Someone is going to get a hell of an insurance settlement on that...and someone else is going to get fired.

Birdman

 

we are only just going up the road lets just use the parking brake

 

Ugggh! Yeah, the parking brake is just for looks on these cars. Mine doesn't work worth beans.

Paul

 

Oh dear!

 

Ouch is right. Mabe more like crunch.

 

One too many who didn't know that on a 308 reverse is not at the regular place from all the other car he drove before...

 

At first, I thought it was this car:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/REPAIRABLE-1982-FERRARI-308-GTSI_W0QQitemZ230192952050QQihZ013QQcategoryZ6212QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem

It is Red/black, but the mirrors look different to me.

James in Denver

 

Is (was) a euro car.

 

A parking brake on a Ferrari that actually holds the car? BAWAHAHAHA
Oh stop it....too funny


and for those who don't know....you NEVER haul a car in gear.
I'm serious. Thats what the tie straps are for.
Do a search on the BB that was being hauled, in gear, and the trailer got hit. Tranny? Gone.

 

I also seem to recall someone buying a Testarossa just about the time I subscribed that was in a trailor and the trailor got hit, the transmission was gone in that one too because the owner (new owner?) put it in gear while it was in the trailor. I remember it was a big deal because I think it was his first Ferrari and it was snowing and he just knew he shouldnt have been driving that trailor but he did anyway. I seem to recall that it was almost right after he picked up the car too, like when he was first turning onto the interstate.

Mental notes to self
1) never leave a Ferrari in gear when being transported, use tie-downs
2) never trust the parking brake
3) ALWAYS use a trustworthy car transportation
4) ALWAYS have insurance

James in Denver

 

Doesn't look like enough damage for that much of a fall.

 

so do you leave the Ferrari in park and not in gear when it is on the tie downs?