Ferrari for Eric Clapton

Saw a video of the car on YouTube a while back..

This one.. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5ue30EB6io0

Ive seen him live in concert a few times and I am quite good friends with his Daughter who lives in Doncaster.

I got complementary tickets to his last gig with Steve Winwood which was an awesome gig..

He does deserve it. A very very talented bloke.
 
JDM said:
Saw a video of the car on YouTube a while back..

This one.. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5ue30EB6io0

Ive seen him live in concert a few times and I am quite good friends with his Daughter who lives in Doncaster.

I got complementary tickets to his last gig with Steve Winwood which was an awesome gig..

He does deserve it. A very very talented bloke.
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My original 'jammy bugger' which referred to Mr Clapton is now directed at you!
 
lacroupade said:
Thats what you get for sniffing dustbins full of coke and letting your kids fall out of skyscraper windows.
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Bit harsh that, not the coke, can't begin to comprehend the loss of a child, certainly not worth the cost of a Ferrari.

.....as for the rest, he is exceptionally talented, seen him play a few times, just wish him happiness
 
Carol M said:
JDM said:
Saw a video of the car on YouTube a while back..

This one.. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5ue30EB6io0

Ive seen him live in concert a few times and I am quite good friends with his Daughter who lives in Doncaster.

I got complementary tickets to his last gig with Steve Winwood which was an awesome gig..

He does deserve it. A very very talented bloke.
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My original 'jammy bugger' which referred to Mr Clapton is now directed at you!
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Ooooooh... handbags :kiss:
 
I thought a swap was being offerred by the op !!

Seemed a bit steep... A modern supercar in exchange for an elderly string twanger
:D
 
sars said:
lacroupade said:
Thats what you get for sniffing dustbins full of coke and letting your kids fall out of skyscraper windows.
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Bit harsh that, not the coke, can't begin to comprehend the loss of a child, certainly not worth the cost of a Ferrari.

.....as for the rest, he is exceptionally talented, seen him play a few times, just wish him happiness
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Harsh it may be, but a four-year old child is entitled to assume that his parents will take the best possible care of him....and an opening 6' x 4' window on the 53rd floor of a skyscraper can hardly be described as safe can it.

Just something I feel strongly about thats all. :)

And we haven't even started on him nicking a Beatles girlfriend, the cad!!
 
I thought that this was a series - all the same car effectively - but modded to the owners spec and carrying their initials after the model number.....Ferrari were being a bit cagey about who'd bought one but its obviously the usual PR game. I bet Don Draper is at the bottom of it.... :driving:
 
$4.75 million seems a bit over the top, doesn't it? I mean, it's a car.
(The Telegraph article doesn't seem to list the price, but it's prominent elsewhere).

Jealous? Not sure. I can't even imagine how much money I'd need to have before I'd even consider paying that much for a car. Seems like there'd be better things to spend that kind of money on, even if it wasn't for oneself.

Tax dodge?
 
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