Anyone for a slightly used Maserati?

[uranium_death]

And that's why I say, "There's nothing quite like a Falcon."

Don't cost as much to replace.

[AUIII XR8 MAN]

While the fork lift driver did the wrong thing, all i can say is sux in to the owner of the car.

[RS027]

That folk lift driver is a DOPE. Touch my car with a Fork Lift and then let's see what happens...

[Rev28K]

I was an associate member of the Maserati owners club a few years ago and the people that turned up to track events were a great bunch of guys. Interesting spread of cars (although few actually sprinted their Maseratis) and not stuck up at all, just real car enthusiasts. Everything competed on the day from the very rare and pristine to the mundane and tatty (me). Same as some of the Ferrari drivers (chatting with an F40 owner years ago).

Wasn’t the 3200GT the straight 6 turbo model with the “boomerang taillights”? The later models had the Ferrari derived N/A V8 with more normal taillights?

[brendo83]

I think half the people on here must be privy to more information than myself, because I didn't read anywhere in that article that the girl was rich or spoilt, or that she regularly illegally parks her brothers car.
For we know they are a working class family, the brother has landed a good job bought a nice car, and lent it to his sister while he's away, she may have not realized she was in a construction zone.
All these comments prove is how petty and jealous some people of others who have nice things.

[MethodX]

Originally Posted by Rev28K

Wasn’t the 3200GT the straight 6 turbo model with the “boomerang taillights”? The later models had the Ferrari derived N/A V8 with more normal taillights?

3.2 litre twin turbo v8
http://www.conceptcarz.com/vehicle/z...T/default.aspx

[Rev28K]

Originally Posted by MethodX

3.2 litre twin turbo v8
http://www.conceptcarz.com/vehicle/z...T/default.aspx

Whoops. Thanks for that. I had it mentally pegged as a 6 when it was really the Shamal engine.
At least it was a pure Maserati engine.

[Piotr]

"Ms Huljich, who has just moved to the area, was put in charge of the 1999 3200 GT Maserati while her brother holidays in South America."

Who wants to bet hes coming back with atleast 100kg of coke?

[MethodX]

I saw a new Quattroporte the other day.
Very impressive looking in the metal.

[MAGPIE]

Originally Posted by flappist

Some of you people are beyond unbelievable.

If the car had been a Phase 3 GTHO you would all be down there with baseball bats and shotguns.
If it is ok to do that then I suppose it is ok to destroy YOUR car the next time you overstay a parking meter.
Or even better, if you are in the right lane and I want to pass I can just fire a few shots through your window to make you wake up.

The forklift driver has destroyed private property. He should be held accountable for it both criminally and civilly.

Damn Right on all points !

[xr8 utey]

Originally Posted by The Monty

as I already said I wasnt thinking before I posted (I hadnt had beer all day).

i stop thinking when i have a beer! :

[Brent]

Originally Posted by Interceptor

i dont really give a **** who says the forkie should cop a bullet for what he did, the fact remains that this spoilt little rich ***** parked her brothers maserati in a restricted parking zone and failed to remove it by the required time

if she really wanted to keep the damned car safe, it would be locked up safely in a garage, not left on the bloody street

So, using your logic, if you happened to inadvertently park a little too close to a Kingswood behind you, then you wouldn't mind if the Kingswood driver gave you a good shunt in the back bumper to make a bit of room. After all, to him, you're a spoilt little rich little ***** with your flashy XR Sprint, and also, if you cared about your car, you wouldn't have parked it out in the open in a public place. Go figure.

I'm not saying that the car driver was blameless. Far from it. I just take a bit of issue to the fact that its suddenly OK because the car in question happened to fit your definition of a rich person's car....whatever that is.

[buickman]

Originally Posted by Polyal

towed fair enough, fork lifted...I think foooking not!

I'am with you on this.If someone parks accross your driveway you ring the bylaws.
I don't think the guy would be to worried if the cars insured as they will pay the costs & chase the Forkie for the dollars & in the end these two have cost the insurance company big time & that would be passed onto the clients that have their cars insured with them

[majin_andrew]

Maybe she shouldn't have parked there, but I don't know what her situation was. What I do know is that the forklift driver was a complete idiot for doing what he did, even if he needed it moved he has now got himself into way more trouble than if he had just left it where it was. Behaviour like that is asking for trouble.

Originally Posted by SVO_XR6

Another case of im richer than you and ill park where i please haha!! :

And also "The owner of the car isn't here, I have a forklift and no perception of consequences so I'll do what I please."

[MITCHAY]

Originally Posted by majin_andrew

And also "The owner of the car isn't here, I have a forklift and no perception of consequences so I'll do what I please."

X2 :

Well I know the owner of the car isn't feeling as dumb as the forkie.

[eXtremist]

I'm sure I've seen this car before..

http://www.pickles.com.au/servlet/Au...m_id=202032240

Extras Aircond., P/Steer

I'm sure it has more features! :yeees: