And what country can preserve its liberties if their rulers are not warned from time to time that their people preserve the spirit of resistance? Let them take arms. The remedy is to set them right as to facts, pardon and pacify them. What signify a few lives lost in a century or two? The tree of liberty must be refreshed from time to time with the blood of patriots and tyrants.
reminds me of that time this old guy died and in his "man cave" was a 64 Jag hard top that still had the safety inspection label from Dayonta (?) on the windshield. motor out and in "parts" same with tranny and lots of other parts for it. sold the whole mess for 8500 to some guy online in a week. not bad for a old race car
My guess is Saudi Arabia. Have heard stories that there are TONS of Super Cars constantly being left in parking garages when the multi-millionaire princeling owners get tired of them (...or they're out of fuel, the ashtray is full, etc.). Heard tell of a British company that was making a fortune buying them in gross lots out of the Saudi impound lots for pennies on the dollar and shipping them back to Great Britain for refurbishing and resale. Nice gig if you can get it, I suppose.
They just got finished laying that dust carefully.
ReplyDeleteNow they will do the "amazing barn find" video
reminds me of that time this old guy died and in his "man cave" was a 64 Jag hard top that still had the safety inspection label from Dayonta (?) on the windshield.
ReplyDeletemotor out and in "parts" same with tranny and lots of other parts for it.
sold the whole mess for 8500 to some guy online in a week.
not bad for a old race car
Couldn't even put a car cover on that Ferrari? Must have more money than sense.
ReplyDeleteLamborghini by the black badge with a silver bull
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Oh...so that's where I left it...
DeleteMy guess is Saudi Arabia.
ReplyDeleteHave heard stories that there are TONS of Super Cars constantly being left in parking garages when the multi-millionaire princeling owners get tired of them (...or they're out of fuel, the ashtray is full, etc.).
Heard tell of a British company that was making a fortune buying them in gross lots out of the Saudi impound lots for pennies on the dollar and shipping them back to Great Britain for refurbishing and resale.
Nice gig if you can get it, I suppose.