Ferrari Mailing List: Re: I'm surprised nobody has commented on this!

[Mike Fleischer (themightytoe]

Ouch

Glad the two passengers survived...

Anyone call dibs on one of the halves... I think Ricky has already 
claimed the other half to finish a project...





Brian E. Buxton wrote:
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>   Most amazing Ferrari crash ever
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> By Doug Robertson
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> October 28, 2008 12:00am
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> A YOUNG man has incredibly walked away from what is arguably Australia's 
> most incredible Ferrari crash ever - but his $250,000 car is a write off.
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> The accident happened in Adelaide just before noon today when the man 
> crashed into a Stobie pole in the suburb of Walkerville today.
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> The driver and his passenger have been taken to Royal Adelaide Hospital 
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> Both men walked from the wreckage, leaving the expensive five-year-old 
> 360 Modena model literally wrapped around the pole on Lansdowne Ave.
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> The car, valued at around $250,000, crashed a few minutes after 
> residents saw it "zinging" past their homes at high speed.
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> See the amazing crash pictures 
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> "I was outside my house talking and we heard something fly up and it was 
> this black Ferrari," said Vlado, who did not give his surname.
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> "It sounded just like, 'zing, zing", as it want past."
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> Vlado said he walked "two blocks" around the corner when he saw a fire 
> truck arrive to see the Ferrari smashed against the pole.
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> He said the men were "lucky to be alive".
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> "The Stobie split the car in two and it's basically up where the gear 
> stick should be," he said.
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> Most amazing Ferrari crash ever
> LUCKY escape ... the late-model Ferrari impaled on the Stobie pole at 
> Walkerville in Adelaide. Picture: Brenton Edwards
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