Lamborghini Miura SV burns to the ground

not going to go into too much detail but i know that the car just came of a FULL restoration and this was its first and last drive on the road, whoops....
 
Sin_Chase said:
It's still only a car. To many people their personal Fiesta burning to the ground is much more impacting than some randomers supercar :p

In-fact, I'd rather this guys 1 of 150 burnt to the ground than my car!
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Your car can be replaced, it's just some generic tin, as you know his isn't, I'd let my car burn to save this miura.
 
Kenai said:
What about for a guaranteed supply of super unleaded? :p
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Now you might be talking! ;)

Your car can be replaced, it's just some generic tin, as you know his isn't, I'd let my car burn to save this miura.
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Mine can be exactly the same as his can be - with one of the other remaining cars. One costs more than the other and is rarer. So what? Still no way on earth I'd rather my own car burn and 1 of 150 of this one be saved.

It's a nice example of a historic supercar, I personally however have no affinity for it, many people would hold the same opinion. If you cannot accet that...*shrug*
 
For a car which is worth so much/a collectable I'm not sure why these guys don't plumb in extinguishing systems? As an insurer I would almost be requiring that to insure it as much as I would be an alarm system! For most cars the complexity/cost is unreasonable but for something like this?
 
Sin_Chase said:
For a car which is worth so much/a collectable I'm not sure why these guys don't plumb in extinguishing systems?
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Probably because it'd pretty much ruin an otherwise lovely example of a very rare car versus the very small risk of it spontaneously incinerating itself.
 
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