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From: Round Town, IL
How about this one? Not quite the same thing...
Guy hand-built his own replica Lamborghini Countach..... in his basement!
He had to knock out his basement wall to get it out
http://jalopnik.com/5065896/hand+made-lamb...es-light-of-day
Guy hand-built his own replica Lamborghini Countach..... in his basement!
He had to knock out his basement wall to get it out
http://jalopnik.com/5065896/hand+made-lamb...es-light-of-day
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^^Fugly miata looking thing
I like the Countach!!
This might be ugly and needs more power, but at least its original:
http://www.autoblog.com/2008/09/19/lebanon...etroit-auto-sh/
I like the Countach!!
This might be ugly and needs more power, but at least its original:
http://www.autoblog.com/2008/09/19/lebanon...etroit-auto-sh/
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From: SJC
FWIW, The cops had every right to destroy the car. The Italian local police are pretty adamant these days about enforcing Italian products. Last time I checked, Ferrari was from Italy.
The knock-off handbag, wallet, and sunglasses guys were always scanning the horizon for the (police's) white or blue hats/helmets. If you got caught selling the stuff, you were going to jail (at least overnight). . . The real kicker though, was $12K infraction per item if you were caught buying it.
. . . just imagine what would happen with a knockoff automobile.
The knock-off handbag, wallet, and sunglasses guys were always scanning the horizon for the (police's) white or blue hats/helmets. If you got caught selling the stuff, you were going to jail (at least overnight). . . The real kicker though, was $12K infraction per item if you were caught buying it.
. . . just imagine what would happen with a knockoff automobile.
