Okay...so I am on the way from Indianapolis to Fort Wayne to visit my family and put half of my 'mini-fleet' of cars in storage for the winter, when I get a craving for a cheeseburger about halfway home. So somewhere around mile marker 64 on I-69 North I pull off into a truck stop/McDonald's and zip through the drive through window. I see a bunch of semis and an open transport truck with a bunch of pretty crappy cars on it, a boat, a Honda Accord.....AND A FERRARI 360 SPYDER!! WTF?!?!? I quickly get my food (the guy at the McDonald's window says I just missed seeing a white Ford GT with blue stripes come through the drive-up as well) and I zip around to the 'SEMI TRUCK ONLY' marked parking lot to check this out for myself. Sure enough, someone bought this Ferrari in Texas (it still has the Texas new car tags on it) and is shipping it all the way to Montreal, Quebec, Canada via an OPEN CARRIER!! Considering this is winter, the trip is several thousand miles, and the car is bound to get dirty and or knicked somewhere along the way, I was mystified. Evidently so was the truck driver who I chatted with. He said the guy was paying about $1,800 to have the car transported via open carrier, and it would have only cost an extra $500 to get an ENCLOSED transporter. I have no clue why someone would spend $250,000 on a car and then send it that far on an open trailer, UNDER A BOAT, and exposed to all sorts of possible damage. You judge for youself. I hope for the best for this poor car, but will never understand the 'logic' of the lucky new owner. :frown:
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