Platinum hire ferraris
22 March 2001 | 12:33 PM
#31
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Fair enough...
My comments were akin to the lend us a tenner sentiment rather than any indication that you were being uncompetitive in any way.
I have heard some horror stories re. hiring vehicles of this type along the likes described i.e. fake damage claims etc. and I am jolly glad to hear that you don't fall within this category.
What attracted me to this thread in the first place was the line of business you are in. A friend would like to arrange a Ferrari drive for her 82 year old father, but given his age and the fact that he is a foreign national, the normal route of a red-letter day event would not be a viable option. I am currently looking for somewhere where we could arrange for him to be taken out for a spin. In addition to a supervision package, would you consider this as a viable option?
My comments were akin to the lend us a tenner sentiment rather than any indication that you were being uncompetitive in any way.
I have heard some horror stories re. hiring vehicles of this type along the likes described i.e. fake damage claims etc. and I am jolly glad to hear that you don't fall within this category.
What attracted me to this thread in the first place was the line of business you are in. A friend would like to arrange a Ferrari drive for her 82 year old father, but given his age and the fact that he is a foreign national, the normal route of a red-letter day event would not be a viable option. I am currently looking for somewhere where we could arrange for him to be taken out for a spin. In addition to a supervision package, would you consider this as a viable option?
22 March 2001 | 03:50 PM
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Perfect brand new (used 4 months) STi6TypeR will be handed over to a stranger tomorrow. He better look after her or there'll be trouble 
I just hope the F355 is as good as I think it is, time shall tell. I'm niether rich nor cleaver, but if ya like cars ya like cars.
PS. anyone lend us a fiver, I really want to use Ronnies company after those kinds words from John.
Sorry Ronnie, the F355 rental is out of my budget, the Elise still maybe possible; will let ya know.
I just hope the F355 is as good as I think it is, time shall tell. I'm niether rich nor cleaver, but if ya like cars ya like cars.
PS. anyone lend us a fiver, I really want to use Ronnies company after those kinds words from John.
Sorry Ronnie, the F355 rental is out of my budget, the Elise still maybe possible; will let ya know.
22 March 2001 | 04:37 PM
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<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:<HR>Originally posted by Paul Milton:
<B>Sorry Steve all our vehicles are not allowed to be driven on a track.
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It was worth a try. Not even a one way toll road in Germany? Guess the insurance/running costs would be prohibitive.
Steve
<B>Sorry Steve all our vehicles are not allowed to be driven on a track.
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It was worth a try. Not even a one way toll road in Germany? Guess the insurance/running costs would be prohibitive.
Steve
23 March 2001 | 05:56 PM
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Just to add my praise to Ronnie and his team for sorting out an F355 spider for a friend of mine at short notice for a Ferrari Owners Club jolly to France this Easter. I would certainly not recommend anyone else, there are too many sharks out there!
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