SA Footy

South Australian's seem to have made a habit of wrecking them the past few years

here's someones latest effort

http://www.news.com.au/adelaidenow/large-gallery/0,25543,5035442-5014156-1,00.html

Ian wrote:South Australian's seem to have made a habit of wrecking them the past few years

here's someones latest effort

http://www.news.com.au/adelaidenow/large-gallery/0,25543,5035442-5014156-1,00.html

some1 is in trouble me thinks!!!!

fair effort i must say

There's a couple of different shots on here

http://www.news.com.au/gallery/0,23607,5035441-5007150-1,00.html

write off im guessing surely

guy wears some nice shoes though i must admitt

Who in Adelaide would have a Ferrari once Enzo Belluzo [from Frome Street] had died?
Who could you get to keep it working?

My British born Melbournite boss is amazed at the amount of high cost luxury cars that live in Adelaide. One less now.

Booney wrote:My British born Melbournite boss is amazed at the amount of high cost luxury cars that live in Adelaide. One less now.

Really, did he not step out and stroll along the streets of London?

There's a pub we head to most Fridays after work (in fact most days after work ) just off Oxford St and at around 6:30pm the same arabs have their flash brand spanking new convertible Lamborghini raised up in their garage elevator, before thundering off down the road.

There's no shortage of Lambos, Ferraris, Bentleys, Aston Martins, Range Rovers, etc, etc. In fact a Porsche, BMW, Merc, Audi etc are quite boring and ordinary.

devilsadvocate wrote:

Booney wrote:My British born Melbournite boss is amazed at the amount of high cost luxury cars that live in Adelaide. One less now.

Really, did he not step out and stroll along the streets of London?

There's a pub we head to most Fridays after work (in fact most days after work ) just off Oxford St and at around 6:30pm the same arabs have their flash brand spanking new convertible Lamborghini raised up in their garage elevator, before thundering off down the road.

There's no shortage of Lambos, Ferraris, Bentleys, Aston Martins, Range Rovers, etc, etc. In fact a Porsche, BMW, Merc, Audi etc are quite boring and ordinary.

Perhaps per capita is more what I should have said. How many people live in London? Adelaide?

There are a few car collectors in Adelaide. There was a guy I knew there who had a late 1930s Jaguar SS100, a yellow Dino Ferrari, and the Maserati Gibhli Peter Sellars had bought Britt Ekland as a wedding present, among others.

werent ferrari's and other luxury cars cheap to import some time back

Didn't wolf blass kill a stobie pole with a roller?

mighty_tiger_79 wrote:werent ferrari's and other luxury cars cheap to import some time back

I think when the tariff barriers were high you could get them in tariff free if you had owned them overseas for 2 years.
It makes less difference now tariffs are lower, but second-hand prices are lower overseas, or were when our $ was strong a few weeks ago.

Strawb07 wrote:Didn't wolf blass kill a stobie pole with a roller?

Yep he sure did about 15 years ago, there was a reason why he hit the pole, can't remember what it was

Booney wrote:My British born Melbournite boss is amazed at the amount of high cost luxury cars that live in Adelaide. One less now.

as that might be the case
i do hardley see then out and about

i guess i should get out more

This article made it into the paper over here today. Nice big colour photo and story to go with it.

I liked the Advertiser heading for it - "Ferrari takes pole position". That one (with the pic) will probably do the roumds around cyber space.

I am pretty sure the insurance company be interested in the speeds the car was doing!!!

Booney wrote:

devilsadvocate wrote:

Booney wrote:My British born Melbournite boss is amazed at the amount of high cost luxury cars that live in Adelaide. One less now.

Really, did he not step out and stroll along the streets of London?

There's a pub we head to most Fridays after work (in fact most days after work ) just off Oxford St and at around 6:30pm the same arabs have their flash brand spanking new convertible Lamborghini raised up in their garage elevator, before thundering off down the road.

There's no shortage of Lambos, Ferraris, Bentleys, Aston Martins, Range Rovers, etc, etc. In fact a Porsche, BMW, Merc, Audi etc are quite boring and ordinary.

Perhaps per capita is more what I should have said. How many people live in London? Adelaide?

Of even, re-phrase the question to how many arabs live in London? Adelaide?

Not being racist at all, but they are buying the globe, hey Man Citeh?