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If only it didn't need floor mats......

......then I'd be all over this

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/aw-cgi/ebayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=1804104917&r=0&t=0

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How sad for one of Enzo's prettiest children! 246s are a work of art. This one even appears to have the "Campy" (Campagnolo) wheels. Jdging by the way the rear end is deformed this isn't a Kelmark kit car! Scuse me while I shed a tear.
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Hey, a Ferrari for $17K. NOT sad!

I'm certain you just need to pop down to the local scrapyard and pick up all the replacement parts, right?

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Replacement parts? Does Bondo come in 55 gallon drums?
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Can you imagine the poor S.O.B. who rear ended this car? His insurance agent: "You rear ended a WHAT????!!!" Agreed, a sad sight.
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The muffler bearings look OK.
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Engine/trans might make a nice upgrade for a 914 ... and it looks like the muffler was too low for the SUV to get it!
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That really sucks. What a waste of a fine automobile..........


Wait a minute, I bet that muffler would work with SSI's.

(I can't be the only one that thinks like this when I see a wrecked car)

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My favorite Ferrari, what a shame.

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The muffler bearings look OK.
muffler bearings.......haaha i love that one.
if whoever buys it pays a ferrari shop to fix the body it's gonna cost about $10000 if not more. such a shame.
i've always favored the 512bb but the dinos had fun personalities.

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Arrgh. The 246 is my favorite as well. What a crying shame. Even a twisted wreck, still a beautiful car...

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