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Arbitrary Question: Did Saddam Hussein own any vintage Ferraris?

Discussion in 'Vintage (thru 365 GTC4)' started by bannishg, Mar 20, 2009.

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  1. bannishg

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    #1 bannishg, Mar 20, 2009
    I have heard much of the lavish, excessive estate of the late Hussein. Like most of the bad guys throughout history, (Hitler had his 540K's and 770K's; Mussolini had his Alfas, etc...) he had possessed an impressive car collection. To my understanding, he had Lamborghini Countachs and LM002s, many Rolls', Bentleys and Benz's, and perhaps some late model Ferraris, but does anyone know if any vintage Ferraris were discovered in the seizure of his estate?

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  2. Arvin Grajau

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    #2 Arvin Grajau, Mar 20, 2009
    no pre 1930 cars.
     
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    #3 greg246, Mar 21, 2009
    Only replicas based on cut up 250GTEs :D
     
  4. Arvin Grajau

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    #4 Arvin Grajau, Mar 21, 2009
    He had a chopper Daytona.
     
  5. bannishg

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    #5 bannishg, Mar 21, 2009
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    Damn, I was hoping to hear something good, though I should've figured that there would have been a myriad of posts on the matter already had he owned something significant. At least the "National Enquirer" had a brilliant account around 6 years ago on the discovery of the actual "Noah's Ark" in a secluded room 40 feet beneath his palace.
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