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3rd of April 2009 | 06:56 GMT | Daniel Patrascu
Ferrari Testarossa Crashes into Ferrari 348
- Two Ferraris wrecked each other in a parking lot
- The two cars belong to the same person, a baseball coach
- The coach didn't get mad over the accident
| If this could happen, does that mean there a chance ET exists? |
Two teenage drivers, one driving a 1991 Ferrari Testarossa and the other a 1995 Ferrari 348, looking for a quiet night out in the respective mall, got into a battle for the same parking spot, an image we are already used to by now, wreckedexotics.com reported.
What happened next you can see in the adjacent photos. The scene looks like something out a a "Twilight Zone" episode. Two Ferraris, same city, same parking spot, one accident. It's like having the only two existing police cars in some remote small town in Alaska getting into a collision with one another.
And now comes the really fun part. The four teenagers who crashed the Ferraris are playing for the same highschool baseball team. That baseball team has a coach. And that coach once had two red Ferraris...
What does he say know? "It's gonna take a lot of homeruns to cover this one up," he reportedly said after lighting a cigarette. After the cars are fixed, the coach still plans to let his players drive around in his cars, even if it is unclear whether it will be the same four ones who managed to do this.
And if you wonder how come an Oklahoma highschool baseball coach can afford to buy two Ferraris and not be mad when they get wrecked, it is because the guy is apparently a retired neurosurgeon. Does that mean he is rich, or that he lobotomized himself not to feel anything when looking at the two cars?










08.06.2009 | 00:48 GMT
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