>Police have located a burnout Ferrari in Langwarrin this morning which is believed to be the same vehicle that was stolen from a business in Braeside yesterday morning.
>Emergency services were called to Gum Hill Drive just before 4am and noticed the abandoned Daytona Ferrari fully alight.
>The red 1972 365 GTB/4 model Ferrari, which is valued at over $2 million, was extensively damaged in the blaze.
>Kingston Crime Investigation Unit detectives are continuing to investigate the theft of the two luxury Ferraris and appeal for anyone with information to contact police.
Car gore thread /o/. It's a time of remembrance.
>>13815053
>>13815046
>>13815053
>>13815059
What the absolute shit!?
>>13815069
Ausfag thieves realise car is too hot and burn it most likely.
Sad.
You know it's going to be restored. I've seen people fix mustangs that were worse than that.
That 4runner however...
>>13815046
They burnt it out
>implying the thieves set it on fire and the Ferrari didn't on its own.
>>13815046
I bet it was fucking sudanese.
I swear to god walking wetsuits are the worst people in Australia.
fuck this gay earth desu
selfish piece of shit thieves
>>13815046
Tbh id say that is saveable, although getting spare parts for that car would be near impossible.
>>13815059
>video-ing interior shots
I fucking hate this useless bullshit in news and whatever.
Decent chance it was "stolen" for an insurance payout
>>13815799
If you can afford a Daytona, there's no such thing as impossible.
If you can't find the part , Ferrari will make it for you.
>>13815046
No fucks given at all. The owner is rich as fuck and the car was insured. It will be restored to new condition within a year.
>>13815046
>valued at over $2 million
What were Daytonas worth in the 80s/90s?
Weren't they retardedly cheap and undesirable for a while?
>>13815053
>>13815059
mad max patina
>>13815847
>Decent chance it was "stolen" for an insurance payout
nah wasn't. apparently the owner hadn't changed their insurance for years and they only had it insure for like 450k so they wouldnt have done it for insurance money.
insurance payouts on that sorta stuff only works when the car is over valued by the insurer, which usually isn't the case for collector cars which are quickly rising in value.
what really happened was probably some teens wanted to joyride a ferrari, so they did and then realised the only way to avoid getting caught was to remove all their dna/prints/fibers from the car.
easiest way to do that in a short amount of time is just to torch the fucker
>>13816327
yes.
>>13816362
>apparently the owner hadn't changed their insurance for years and they only had it insure for like 450k
Source?
>>13816362
>implying that the police would even look for the thieves if the car was found abandoned
>implying that a CSI-style investigation takes places for stolen cars, ever
i wish i was a naive teenager again
>>13816362
>yfw the shop will be liable for the owners losses.
>>13815046
Well it's done. The serial number may live on but that thing is going to be a brand new car.
>>13817357
>>13816362
>DNA for a stolen car
Toplel. Maybe if the owner hires a team of private investigators.
>>13819909
This too most likely.
>>13815082
It's a worthless 2nd gen Hilux Surf, who cares?
Look upon the fields of sorrow and weep
>>13815046
Are people really stupid enough to pay $2 million for a malaise era Ferrari?
I can think of a ton of cars that look way better. Good riddance, this car was ugly as shit.
Nothing of value was lost. These cars were like $30k in the 80s and 90s.
>>13817357
>>13819930
You can't be too careful stealing a Jew's garage toy.
>ferrari
nothing of value lost
>>13820452
Not really, Miami vice made this car popular. The one in the show was a replica built on a corvette chassis.
>>13819961
i know a guy like that. mostly late 90's stuff but some 123's and 4's and 116's mixed in there too.
they're all original parts too, just not well maintained. Was asking if he would swap out something for my w123 300d and he gave me a look like i was asking him to chop off his sons arm and give it to me.
Hes an odd bloke but really knows his shit. he can tell you the size of the break disc on an 83' 201 off the top of his head.
>>13820452
Uh, you think that was cheap?
>>13815343
>this
Idiots probably drove the shit out of it until it set fire
I actually work for a vehicle warranty company.
We had a product on the market where body panels were stamped with a black light identification number, and the windows were etched with our contact info and what not to help identify stolen vehicles, since thieves would remove plates and vin tags. Most ended up in Mexico anyways.
Ive only ever had 2 police officers call while investigating.
One was absolutely hilarious.
>Be me
>Working as usual
>get a call
>"This is officer (lets call him bob because I dont remember his name) from the San Diego police department.
>"im sitting here looking at a burnt ford explorer and it has your phone number on it"
>O-okay, ummm.. dod u have a black light sir?
>"Wut"
>Sir, on the vehicle there are 7 different locations that if you shine a black light on it, it will reveal an identification number
>"Uhh hold on, let me call someone to come out wi-HEY,YOU! HEY! STOP RIGHT THERE!"
>im listening on the phone as this grown ass man is huffing and pyffing his way and covering some fucking ground.
>Its like an episode of COPS, only I am not looking at the screen.
>finally I hear this tumbling and the phone drops to the ground.
>out of sheer curiousity i stay on the line. This is the best phone call I have had in months.
>after a few minutes of silence the bro cop comes back, picks up the phone, and says in a moment of triumph "WELL GODDAMN, JUST GOT ME A BORDER JUMPER"
Apparently some mexicans were hiding in the bushes where this officer happened to be investigating the burnt car. They scrambled, and he got one with me on the line. No idea if they were the ones who stole the car, but I like to think so.
>The red 1972 365 GTB/4 model Ferrari, which is valued at over $2 million, was extensively damaged in the blaze.
>The red 1972 365 GTB/4 model Ferrari, which was valued at over $2 million, was extensively damaged in the blaze.
Fixed
>>13822253
What's the seven locations?
>>13822276
Nice try Pedro.
Ill say that 2 are in the door jams and 2 are under the hood.
>>13815046
Those are valued in the millions, it'll get restored.
>>13817357
DNA testing is cheap and widely available now and used even on break and enters, you high?
