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I suppose it might be a status display if you had a vintage/expansive car to show off to visitors like a fancy showroom but since many peopleDandie89 said:
Showed my husband. He is absolutely torn between loving something like that to gaze at his vehicle and knowing he would have to keep it a whole load tidier.Patr100 said:Well camouflaged but eventually spotted, unlike the car in the garage.
Since when were glass walls for the garage a thing?
do not use their garage for their car but store any old rubbish in there, it would hardly impress to show everyone the mess.1 -
It's a 365GT 2+2 with V12 4390cc engine, built 1967-1971poseidon1 said:
Looks like a vintage Ferrari 250, so perhaps ( in the owner's mind) warrants 24/7 visual exposure.Patr100 said:Well camouflaged but eventually spotted, unlike the car in the garage.
Since when were glass walls for the garage a thing?If you are querying your Council Tax band would you please state whether you are in England, Scotland or Wales3 -
"Never mind the house, squire, what do you want for the Ferrari?"vacheron said:Amazing where you end up on t'internet some mornings!
20 minutes ago I read an article on the BBC about the Fawlty Towers stage play.- This led me to the Fawlty Towers Wikipedia page.
- This led me to Ballard Berkley who played the Major.
- This led me to a page on his other TV roles.
- This led me to him playing an old dad in "Fresh Fields", a sticom from the 80's which I had completely forgotten about.
- This led me to the house used for the show.
- This led me to an auction listing that it is for sale for £3.25 million (amazing what an accountant and a part time cafe worker could afford in the mid 1980's
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https://www.primelocation.com/for-sale/details/photos/63943895/?search_identifier=fa676dc0aa80bca9d0fff451ebdeca6eIf you are querying your Council Tax band would you please state whether you are in England, Scotland or Wales0 -
What I don't get about putting this next to your home office is that every worthwhile task you try to do will end with an inner molologue of: "........ or I could just take the Ferrari out for a spin instead"poseidon1 said:
Looks like a vintage Ferrari 250, so perhaps ( in the owner's mind) warrants 24/7 visual exposure.Patr100 said:Well camouflaged but eventually spotted, unlike the car in the garage.
Since when were glass walls for the garage a thing?
• The rich buy assets.
• The poor only have expenses.
• The middle class buy liabilities they think are assets.4 -
Would it not also attract the attention of thieves?poseidon1 said:
Looks like a vintage Ferrari 250, so perhaps ( in the owner's mind) warrants 24/7 visual exposure.Patr100 said:Well camouflaged but eventually spotted, unlike the car in the garage.
Since when were glass walls for the garage a thing?
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Single parking space in Knightsbridge, London. A snip at £250,000
https://www.onthemarket.com/details/8757934/
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Possibly, but suspects could probably be narrowed down to recent family and friends visitors.RHemmings said:
Would it not also attract the attention of thieves?poseidon1 said:
Looks like a vintage Ferrari 250, so perhaps ( in the owner's mind) warrants 24/7 visual exposure.Patr100 said:Well camouflaged but eventually spotted, unlike the car in the garage.
Since when were glass walls for the garage a thing?0 -
... and now everyone on Rightmove.Patr100 said:
Possibly, but suspects could probably be narrowed down to recent family and friends visitors.RHemmings said:
Would it not also attract the attention of thieves?poseidon1 said:
Looks like a vintage Ferrari 250, so perhaps ( in the owner's mind) warrants 24/7 visual exposure.Patr100 said:Well camouflaged but eventually spotted, unlike the car in the garage.
Since when were glass walls for the garage a thing?
• The rich buy assets.
• The poor only have expenses.
• The middle class buy liabilities they think are assets.2 -
Any language construct that forces such insanity in this case should be abandoned without regrets. –
Erik Aronesty, 2014
Treasure the moments that you have. Savour them for as long as you can for they will never come back again.0
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