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[clarky3429]

have a look on my blog www.clarky3429.com/blog/ (theres a pic of the damage)

I guess its not THAT bad, but its REALLY upsetting...I guess I should not scrape my car along the brickwork of the garage :'(

[ShadowFox]

claky *sniff sniff* it'll be okay, it's only paint and it's fixable!

[tc1]

Never fear Clarky, it's all part of owning your first car. :smoke:

[Nvyseal]

Oh well, bound to happen. Better you scratch it a little, than those roo's

[Mr Bad Guy]

at least it wasn't scraped on someone else's car.

[Sphere]

Carefull with your car man!

[Neon]

Clarky, you'll be ok man. Keep driving, be careful and in a few years you'll be a pro

[ShadowFox]

well clarky, look at it this way at least your car doesn't look like mine after coming out of the drive way O.o

[Sphere]

Forgot the fact that parking in a tree ain't a good thing?

[ShadowFox]

lol actually it's nto mine and never would be even if I had the money for it, I'm not a ford fan but I found that on the net, turns out the guy wait 2 years abd paid $200,000 for it, had it two days decided to see what the car could do, punched it and lost traction on the rear left wheel and hit a cement and steel pole... you see the out come.

[Nvyseal]

Try this one on for size, Makes me cry...

The mystery deepened Monday in the case of the puzzling crash last week of a $1-million Ferrari Enzo on Pacific Coast Highway in Malibu.

Sheriff's detectives said Monday that they believe a gun's magazine discovered near the wreckage is connected to the crash, and they plan to interview an unnamed person who they believe was in the car with Swedish game machine entrepreneur Stefan Eriksson.

The crash has also garnered the attention of a leading Scottish bank, which has informed sheriff's investigators that it may own the destroyed car. At the same time, detectives are trying to figure out why another exotic car in Eriksson's extensive collection, a Mercedes SLR, was listed as stolen by Scotland Yard in London, said Sheriff's Sgt. Phil Brooks.

The totaled Ferrari was one of two Enzos that Eriksson brought into the United States from England along with the Mercedes SLR, Brooks said. But detectives concluded that the totaled vehicle did not have appropriate papers and was not "street legal" for driving in California, he said.

Speed was estimated at 162MPH, The driver walked away.

Full Story and more pictures HERE

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[Sphere]

O yeah, that guy was on the news here! he folded his Ferrari Enzo around some stuff while he knew enzo's aren't meant for folding!

[ShadowFox]

HOOOOLY freakin crap O.o

Wish I had this kind of money to jsut go around smashing exotics :cry:

[clarky3429]

wow, lol....totalling a ferrari...NOT something on my wish list!!

[ShadowFox]

see a brick wall's not so bad

If you want, I can get a hold of a good friend of mine and if you buy the pain and bondo and sandpaper I'm wsure we could do teh body work and paint it for ya

of course you know, you'd need a cruise ship to get here It's a nice thought though, just thought I'd offer and be nice :shrug: