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The Silverstone Classic
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Re: The Silverstone Classic -
08-12-2006
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A firend of mine got taken rich and celebrated by buying a Dino. Perfect condition. Looks stunning. Gorgeous sound. Utterly horrible to travel in - cramped, uncomfortable, suspnsion so hard that individual pieces of gravel hurtthe spine. Basically unusable for trips of more than a few miles. Ian |
But judging by your illiterate comments you'd swap it for your citroen saxo
wouldn't you?
£100k spare?
Thought not, wanker.
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They're a bit sensitive these people with Ferraris, in case people think they bought them just for the name. > Ron Robinson |
Ronnie Robinson, yet another skint jealous cunt, we meet them
everywhere...........
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The laugh is I wasn't knocking Ferrari - just trying to make a vaguely humorous point. |
No, the laugh is you think a rover sd1 is superior to any Ferrari.
You sir are one hell of a fuckwit, you really do need a slap.
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On Sat, 12 Aug 2006 23:29:04 +0100, "Kyle" <haulier@upnet> wrote: The Dino isn't a Ferrari. Sure, it didn't come from the factory with Ferrari badges, but by all sane and rational logic -- well, you tell me what you think it is. |
Enzo thought it wasn't a real ferrari, it was a cheap version, is a 924 a
*real* Porsche???
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