Wrecked Enzo On Ebay
02-11-2004, 10:53 PM
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http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayISAP...item=2459802100
sorry if this is a repost... if it is *shrug* oh well, I remember seeing the picture of it the other day, but not the auction
imagine how stupid the guy that wrecked it feels...
sorry if this is a repost... if it is *shrug* oh well, I remember seeing the picture of it the other day, but not the auction
imagine how stupid the guy that wrecked it feels...
You are bidding on the super rare impossible to find 2003 Ferrari Enzo, with only 353 actual miles, V12, 6.0L. It comes with Ferrari luggage as well. This vehicle has very repairable front end damage and will start and run. Vehicle is located in Tampa Florida and comes with a rebuildable Florida salvage title. The Insurance company paid out 1.3 million dollars on this vehicle.
02-11-2004, 11:22 PM
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Originally Posted by drew' date='Feb 12 2004, 01:11 AM
different auction and different seller...
could still be fake though... still sad
could still be fake though... still sad
different seller...differetn auction...different location...same car....same info
neither own the car
my friends good friend in FL owns that car and crashed it....hes not selling it on ebay
02-11-2004, 11:23 PM
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well, if its only body work that needs to be done, thats a good deal. a 800k car for 250k, another say... 50k-100k in body work, and you have yourself an enzo for half the price.
however, you dont get the warranty.
as for it being fake, i dont know. He says hes a broker. He doesnt own the car, the insurance company does. If someone wants to buy the car, they go through a broker (like the seller) to get it. He is basically selling something he doesnt own.
however, you dont get the warranty.
as for it being fake, i dont know. He says hes a broker. He doesnt own the car, the insurance company does. If someone wants to buy the car, they go through a broker (like the seller) to get it. He is basically selling something he doesnt own.