Ferrari California
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Ferrari California
So a friend was chatting to me today about how he had seen a Ferrari California in the petrol station on the Penn Rd in Wolverhampton. When he went in to pay for his fuel the attendant told him it belonged to Wolves player Bakary Sako.
League One players earning enough to drive round in £150k motors at 26 yrs old? Car didn't look like it was well cared for he said.
I see Wolves have not learned lessons about paying silly wages to only half decent footballers.
League One players earning enough to drive round in £150k motors at 26 yrs old? Car didn't look like it was well cared for he said.
I see Wolves have not learned lessons about paying silly wages to only half decent footballers.
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Re: Ferrari California
this is his one, not a bad toy

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Re: Ferrari California
Sort of related there's someone who must live near me who drives a Ferrari f430 spider, as I keep seeing him on my commute home.
I was in my cage one evening and he passed me like I was waiting at the lights, so fast I just got a blur of red.
Then late last week I saw him again, this time I was on my bike....
So I dropped back, until he was stuck in traffic, dropped her into 3rd & passed him at full chat (my un-baffled arrow will have been inches from his face) then I backed off in front of him so he got the full pop & crackle. Then I undertook the traffic he was trapped behind & trundled on my merry way.
It's been too wet since then (I suspect for either of us), but judging from the frustratingly flashing headlamps I could see in my mirrors, it isn't over yet.
I was in my cage one evening and he passed me like I was waiting at the lights, so fast I just got a blur of red.
Then late last week I saw him again, this time I was on my bike....
So I dropped back, until he was stuck in traffic, dropped her into 3rd & passed him at full chat (my un-baffled arrow will have been inches from his face) then I backed off in front of him so he got the full pop & crackle. Then I undertook the traffic he was trapped behind & trundled on my merry way.

It's been too wet since then (I suspect for either of us), but judging from the frustratingly flashing headlamps I could see in my mirrors, it isn't over yet.

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Re: Ferrari California
I assume he owns two ferraris then. Blimey.Rob wrote:whoops
The article does mention him.
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Re: Ferrari California
on the car spotted theme, I saw an Ariel atom the other day in traffic. I was a passenger and on the phone at the time and stopped mid conversation to say "ooooooooooooooooooo, look, look, Ariel Atom" bit of a gay reaction really 

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Re: Ferrari California
He's up and down the Penn Rd all the time ... I pointed him out to the Spudlets when he left the local Tesco store and he let the Spudlets sit in itduke63 wrote:petrol station on the Penn Rd in Wolverhampton. When he went in to pay for his fuel the attendant told him it belonged to Wolves player Bakary Sako.
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Re: Ferrari California
We get loads of reaction to our car. I got photographed in the car on a car park on the first day we collected itR34PER wrote:on the car spotted theme, I saw an Ariel atom the other day in traffic. I was a passenger and on the phone at the time and stopped mid conversation to say "ooooooooooooooooooo, look, look, Ariel Atom" bit of a gay reaction really

It's a great way of meeting people though as you always get someone who comes over to ask you about it. You do get followed occasionally too, mainly by teenagers in cars wanting a race

That Ferrari could be a nice car, but not in white

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Re: Ferrari California
I get this quite a bit in my car but it's usually people looking in disgust or old people waggling there fingers.
"80mph" sorry officer I possibly could not have done that I'm no Valentino Rossi.
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Re: Ferrari California
I find that people are less likely to tailgate me in the Zafira ever since the missus left the handbrake off and rolled it into a tree. I still haven't fixed it so it looks like I'm a crap driver who backs into things, which is totally not true.
I usually scrape down the side of things!
I usually scrape down the side of things!
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Re: Ferrari California
That converted hearse, that was on the goggle box the other night.?rocket wrote:I get this quite a bit in my car but it's usually people looking in disgust or old people waggling there fingers.
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Re: Ferrari California
No however If I had a hearse round here I would make a mint there's a Crematorium close by and it's like clapham junctionStMarks wrote:That converted hearse, that was on the goggle box the other night.?rocket wrote:I get this quite a bit in my car but it's usually people looking in disgust or old people waggling there fingers.
"80mph" sorry officer I possibly could not have done that I'm no Valentino Rossi.
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Re: Ferrari California
The bassist in my band drove a hearse for a little while as his day to day car, was great for transporting gear to gigs to be fair but a nightmare to find parking spaces big enough
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Re: Ferrari California
I was telling another friend about the Ferrari in Wolverhampton today. He reckons Sako has had two nicked because he left the keys in the car on his drive. 

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Re: Ferrari California
The "other Rocket" whom I mentioned in your welcome thread drove an AMG Mercedes SLK. When I went to his house once to collect some parts for my bike, Deany spent the whole time sitting in it.rocket wrote:..No however If I had a hearse round here I would make a mint there's a Crematorium close by and it's like clapham junction
