Dad's new testarossa?

w/ vanity plate

- somewhere in the back of my mind I wonder if some people that buy these second hand don't know its fake but don't know any better..........nah!

 

That is just sad. I mean seriously, she probably believes it, and from the photo you may be correct, he looks like he may believe it too.

MB

 

oh no he's been found out! type 'xrs' here
http://www.bar.ca.gov/applications/VehTests/PubTstQry.aspx

 

OMG too funny!!!

 

Hey! Saw your post regarding your daughter's race on your website.

Cool Ferrari Testarossa!!! What year is it? Is it fast?

Thanks!


Above is the copy of the email I sent to the person who owns this beautiful piece of Italian machinery. I wonder what his response will be.....LoL

 

You should of asked him if he has a sticky interior yet...

What if he said yes...lol

 

You guys are TOO funny! Kind of dangerous, too..... LOL

 

I love the picture of him leaning on the 747 sized rear wing. The worst part is that he really thinks he's got something there.

 

Well, it looks like you were right. Here is the the copy of his reply. ROFLAMO!!!!!!!!!!!!

----- Original Message -----
From: Brock Lampee
To: [email protected]
Sent: Monday, January 19, 2009 11:39 PM
Subject: Your Ferrari


Hey! Saw your post regarding your daughter's race on your website.

Cool Ferrari Testerossa!!! What year is it? Is it fast?

Thanks!



Doug Malewicki to me
show details 7:42 am (2 days ago) Reply


1987.

Got rid of the 14.5 Mile per gallon fancy red car two years ago when the gas prices started getting ridiculous.

Now trying to raise money to build a dual fuel, plug-in hybrid that should travel 40 miles as a pure electric then non-polluting natural gas takes over for the next 200 miles. If you want to drive to San Francisco, it finally switches to regular gasoline and cruises the highways at gets 125 MPG. All lightweight super strong advanced composite monocoque construction. With the dual fuel it will be infrastructure happy. Actually would never have to visit a gasoline station except for long trips. Charge it and fill the natural gas at home in your garage.

Doug Malewicki
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· Douglas J. Malewicki · President/Chief Scientist · AeroVisions, Inc.
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LOL i love the IROC tail lights... does anyone else see the humor in using the car that all italian boys (east coast) wanted, an IROC and then converting it into the ultimate italian car? anyone... anyone...