[Dj Dirk]

You just have to read this, this is just beautifull.
http://www.classicdriver.com/uk/magazine/3200.asp?id=10630

read the entire article

 

[Tifoso_Boy]

They should make a movie out of this!!!

 

[Dj Dirk]

terrific don't you think??
It's so great
it was kindy funny and sad for the first one

 

[Pete04222]

Great article!

 

[Qferrari]

Excellent article!

 

[Bart]

I would love to be pulled over by that car.

:lol:

 

[Andrew]

I love this

But the best thing is when you come across a colleague in a patrol car from the Polizia. The officers inside stare at the Ferrari with a mixture of disbelief and amazement, afraid to pull you over for fear of being ridiculed - despite the fact that Alberto still runs the original numberplate which reads ’Polizia 29444’. It’s not really valid anymore, but his is a Police car, remember?

I can just see the look of shock on their face as they see this. I just love it. Great article Dirk.

 

[Dj Dirk]

I know i love that articel, i printed it, so that i could keep it.
Now that would be a reason to become a cop, to get a Ferrari :green:

 

[250lm]

There are two more interesting stories overhere!

The Dutch Highway patrol used to drive Porsches: 356 and 911 Targa's in quit large quantities.

There is a 328 GTS with two sets of pedals in the Netherlands. This means except the regular pedals there are also a clutch and a brake fitted at the passangers side. It can and will be used as a driving school car!

What about that???


Niels

 

[Dj Dirk]

The german's also used a lot of Porsche's, they even have M5's

And in Belgium there's also a Ferrari with 2 sets of pedals, but it's a 355 Challenge, and it is used at a racing school

 

[250lm]

At which circuit? Zolder???

Niels

 

[Dj Dirk]

no, i saw it in a magazine, and if a recall correctly also on a website,
but defenitly not on the dutch side of Belgium
it's on a track in Wallonie or just in France can't remember excately