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- European Model shipped direct from Italy Ferrari Plant to Nassau Bahamas in 1985 - This Ferrari was originally purchased in 1985 by Carnival Leisure Ind. Ltd. and showcased at the world famous crystal palace casino - Current owner purchased the vehicle in 1994 and has held this Ferrari in his private collection in Toronto, Canada since 1994 when the car was shipped out from Nassau the Bahamas - The car has less than 25,000 original miles; the engine was completely overhauled by a Ferrari Dealership in Toronto in 2003 at a cost of more than $30,000 and has since only accumulated less than 3,000 miles since its overhaul - This Ferrari is currently registered in Nassau Bahamas and tagged with Nassau license plate no. XXXXX with all duties prepaid in 1985
Vehicle Features include the following: 1) All Original Paint 2) $2,000 Kenwood AM/FM CD Player, Alarm System and Automatic Door Locks 3) $3,000 worth of stereo speakers and amplifiers all professionally installed 4) Complete history of all maintenance records since new including its $30,000 engine overhaul performed in 2003 5) 4 New Pirelli Tires with less than 5,000 miles on the tires 6) Current owner has spent over $58,000 in upgrades and maintenance 7) This automobile needs absolutely nothing but a caring owner |
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2016 Formula 1 Chinese Grand Prix recap: another wild show on and off track
Mon, Apr 18 2016Normally we use this space to provide a lengthy recap of the weekend's Formula 1 race, but we're going to try something different since most folks reading this know what happened at the Shanghai International Circuit on Sunday. Instead, we'll alight on what we saw as the big issues in and around the race. Let us know what you think in Comments. Proper qualifying is back. Thank goodness. It only took a month of embarrassment to fix it. And so is passing! For the third race in a row, big performance improvements at the ten teams behind Mercedes-AMG Petronas and a wider tire selection at this race graced us with opening stints filled with dicing cars. Seeing the McLarens on screen doesn't make us cringe. Manor doesn't only make the global feed when it's being lapped. We've been complaining about parade races for so long that we forgot excitement was possible without rain or wholesale regulation changes. Yes, Mercedes is still the king of the jungle, but there are some other proper midfield beasts on the hunt, too. Malfunctions up and down the grid did help the show in Shanghai, like Lewis Hamilton suffering perpetual troubles, Nico Hulkenberg's runaway front wheel which red-flagged Q2, and Sebastian Vettel's and Kimi Raikkonen's flubbed hot laps in Q3 that let Daniel Ricciardo slip by into second on the grid. Come race day things went all Grand Theft Auto at Turn 1 on the opening lap, sending some of the best cars to the pits. Then came Ricciardo's puncture while leading, then came the Safety Car – all by Lap 5. Nico Rosberg got 38 seconds of airtime on the way to victory – at the start and the finish, and that happened to be his margin of victory, too – otherwise he was a ghost. Everyone else was struggling and juggling. Rosberg's win at the Bahrain Grand Prix put the German at five consecutive victories going back to last year's Mexican Grand Prix. The history books show that any driver who's won five straight contests has gone on to win the championship. With his triumph in China, the German has won the season's first three races, the history books again show that the other nine drivers who've pulled that off have gone on to win the championship. Rosberg, 36 points ahead of his teammate in the standings, is having none of it. He said of the other victors, "But they didn't have Lewis Hamilton as their team-mate." Perhaps Mercedes was right not to make an engine deal with Red Bull last season.
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It was close until then, though, Hamilton lining up on pole for Mercedes AMG Petronas just seven thousandths of a second ahead of Rosberg. Daniel Ricciardo, the year's greatest opportunist, took third ahead of his teammate Sebastian Vettel in the Infiniti Red Bull Racing, followed by Fernando Alonso in fifth for Ferrari. The Williams' looked like they'd be in trouble on Friday, but as usual they dredged up some pace on Saturday, Felipe Massa taking sixth ahead of Kimi Räikkönen in the second Ferrari, the second Williams of Valtteri Bottas in eighth. Kevin Magnussen saved a little bit of face for McLaren in ninth, and Daniil Kvyat did another solid job to line up tenth in his Toro Rosso.
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