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+1 for Aria - helpful, attentive and provided options for solutions. Recommend! -
Sorry only just seen this. Thanks so much for the offer, but I was in my loft earlier today and came across a 10m one that I think will be long enough. I thought I only had a 5m one. DUH. Thanks again! -
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By David Peckham · Posted
Well, quite. And if someone doesn't claim it soon, it could well be on its way again. Ferrari, like ALFA and Maserati, was owned by FIAT at the time this one was made, and the less important bits - such as the locks - came straight out of the FIAT parts bin. It's really quite a nickable car. I'm actually a bit disappointed it's turned out to be stolen. I quite fancied the idea that an aging Italian playboy had his passions so inflamed by something he saw on Lordship Lane that he simply abandoned his Ferrari. Have Bell's Kitchens got a sale on at the moment?
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