Money doesn't buy taste it would seem.Was driving around in Chelsea, saw a black Aventador SV from a distance, looked absolutely knackered, like it had a wrap which had peeled and left glue all over the car. Got a bit closer to have a look, turns out it was this Lambo, and the crap look was 1.3m Swarovski crystals
https://www.thesun.co.uk/motors/883...-aventador-in-two-million-swarovski-crystals/
All about dem Insta likes innit I guess
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Soldato
Anyone know what this thing is? The shape reminds me of some old Australian touring car for some reason. Numberplate is 5700 which can't be UK surely? It's been parked in Fitzrovia for the past week or so.
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Skyline!
Underboss
I think your right !
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Was driving around in Chelsea, saw a black Aventador SV from a distance, looked absolutely knackered, like it had a wrap which had peeled and left glue all over the car. Got a bit closer to have a look, turns out it was this Lambo, and the crap look was 1.3m Swarovski crystals
https://www.thesun.co.uk/motors/883...-aventador-in-two-million-swarovski-crystals/
All about dem Insta likes innit I guess
A Kream Developments special. They seem to focus on awful mods on nice cars and 'repairing' crashed supercars - they have a show on BBC 3.
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Soldato
A classic three box design. 
Man of Honour
Guy who owns it said it's running an 8.2 litre v8 that originally powered an aircraft in the first world war. It now produces around 125BHP and "doesn't hang about"
Underboss
only 125 BHP, but light as a feather i assume so goes like a V8? !
Soldato
Some cool stuff at a meet yesterday 
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Soldato
Dat Merc. 
Caporegime
Dat Merc.
Exactly what I was going to post! Phwoar!
Man of Honour
Not sure why anyone would ship an M2 half way around the world tbh but hey ho!
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? i'd expect an 8l engine to produce more than 125bhp, especially if it's for a plane?Guy who owns it said it's running an 8.2 litre v8 that originally powered an aircraft in the first world war. It now produces around 125BHP and "doesn't hang about"
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From WW1??
100 year old engine? That must have been a very good specific output for the time. Things like tanks back then had engines twice that size with <100bhp
Soldato
I'd say torque is more necessary than power for a plane, they can only go so fast and have to deal with a lack of oxygen at altitude, which is why superchargers were invented.
Caporegime
Not often you find tasteless tat stuck on such a car, this guy seems to like his additional badges....
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