2010 Ferrari 599 GTV spotted on 8-23-2011 at around 3pm at the Burger King in Brandon, Florida
I talked to the owner and he gave me a little insight
He said that the Farrari has a Novatek Performance Chip and pushes somewhere in the neighborhood of 700hp.
Thank You Anthony for taking the time to talk to me and let me do the walk around of your AWESOME Italian Supercar!
This video was shot on my iPhone 4 and uploaded using the 720Tube iPhone 4 App.
Tuesday, August 23, 2011
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Friday, August 19, 2011
Stroller ride in back of Dodge pickup truck ends in arrest.
Stroller ride in back of Dodge pickup truck ends in arrest.
DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. - A Daytona Beach woman wound up behind bars after she was seen with an infant in a stroller in the wrong part of a pickup truck.
23-year-old Keyona Davis faces a charge of child neglect.
According to a police statement, "The child was seated in a stroller and then placed in the rear bed section of a pickup truck. Davis sat in the bed of the truck with the child as the driver proceeded to travel through the streets of Daytona Beach. "
The ride came to an end when an officer spotted the truck and arrested Davis.
Part of the trip wound up on YouTube as seen below.
That is one Extremely Stupid Mother!
Story from ABC Action News
DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. - A Daytona Beach woman wound up behind bars after she was seen with an infant in a stroller in the wrong part of a pickup truck.
23-year-old Keyona Davis faces a charge of child neglect.
According to a police statement, "The child was seated in a stroller and then placed in the rear bed section of a pickup truck. Davis sat in the bed of the truck with the child as the driver proceeded to travel through the streets of Daytona Beach. "
The ride came to an end when an officer spotted the truck and arrested Davis.
Part of the trip wound up on YouTube as seen below.
That is one Extremely Stupid Mother!
Story from ABC Action News
Thursday, August 18, 2011
Extreme Ferrari Crash video reaches 2 MILLION views!
Extreme Ferrari Crash video reaches 2 MILLION views!
It was a Ferrari Crash that was heard all around the world!
On Jan 28th Wes Moschetto was driving his 2 week old 2011 Ferrari 458 Italia toward Hwy 60 on Parsons Ave in Brandon, Fl when an unexpected 2010 Ford F-150 was just leaving the Parson's ave Car Wash and parked itself up onto the hood of the shiny red Italian Supercar with the precision of a Big Foot Monster Truck.
It was a Car Crash to be seen by the world by the quick thinking and video skills of James Worley.
James just happened to be turning onto Parsons ave when ahead of him was a sight that he will remember for the rest of his life.
It was his fast thinking and the fact that he always has some way to capture an event on video that allowed James the opportunity to experience what it feels like to have a Viral Video on YouTube!
James quickly parked his vehicle and grabbed his Canon video camera out of the trunk and let his instinct take over.
He did a quick walk around of the accident scene and in his video you can see the 1st Hillsborough County Sheriff Deputy arrive onto the scene as the owners of the vehicles involved talked to emergency workers.
Luckily the only injury that day was the Ferrari Owner Wes Moschetto's pride!
As of January 29th 2011 this VERY FAMOUS Ferrari Crash video is at 2,006,210 views on YouTube with over 15,928 times shared on Facebook!
The video was even used for a spot on the Today Show and Germany's largest news source BILD.de along with being embedded on 1000s of blogs and websites.
This is a Ferrari Crash that will be remembered and watched for years to come!
If you have yet to see the video here it is below for you to watch and share on!
Below is the spot from the Today Show:
It was a Ferrari Crash that was heard all around the world!
On Jan 28th Wes Moschetto was driving his 2 week old 2011 Ferrari 458 Italia toward Hwy 60 on Parsons Ave in Brandon, Fl when an unexpected 2010 Ford F-150 was just leaving the Parson's ave Car Wash and parked itself up onto the hood of the shiny red Italian Supercar with the precision of a Big Foot Monster Truck.
It was a Car Crash to be seen by the world by the quick thinking and video skills of James Worley.
James just happened to be turning onto Parsons ave when ahead of him was a sight that he will remember for the rest of his life.
It was his fast thinking and the fact that he always has some way to capture an event on video that allowed James the opportunity to experience what it feels like to have a Viral Video on YouTube!
James quickly parked his vehicle and grabbed his Canon video camera out of the trunk and let his instinct take over.
He did a quick walk around of the accident scene and in his video you can see the 1st Hillsborough County Sheriff Deputy arrive onto the scene as the owners of the vehicles involved talked to emergency workers.
Luckily the only injury that day was the Ferrari Owner Wes Moschetto's pride!
As of January 29th 2011 this VERY FAMOUS Ferrari Crash video is at 2,006,210 views on YouTube with over 15,928 times shared on Facebook!
The video was even used for a spot on the Today Show and Germany's largest news source BILD.de along with being embedded on 1000s of blogs and websites.
This is a Ferrari Crash that will be remembered and watched for years to come!
If you have yet to see the video here it is below for you to watch and share on!
Below is the spot from the Today Show:
Globalists commit arson and burn Fat Cat Mercedes Benz
Globalists commit arson and burn Fat Cat Mercedes Benz
Following the recent riots in the UK, it seemed there was only one safe bastion from the marauding bands of indignants, labor unions, and general hooligans: Germany. That is, alas, no more. During the past two days, German protests against globalization, read Germany's undertaking to trade export strength for a joint European currency and a bailed out Club Ded periphery, have begun manifesting themselves albeit with a twist.
As Bloomberg reports, in the past two days, arsonists have set fire to 26 cars in Berlin, mainly Mercedes, BMW, and Audis, which brings the total number of torched cars to 138, more than double all of 2010.
"The arsonists want to hit what they say are ‘Fat Cats,’" Berlin police spokesman Michael Gassen said.
The Benz Burners Arrive: Protests Come To Germany As Arsonists Burn Down "Fat Cat" Cars
Following the recent riots in the UK, it seemed there was only one safe bastion from the marauding bands of indignants, labor unions, and general hooligans: Germany. That is, alas, no more. During the past two days, German protests against globalization, read Germany's undertaking to trade export strength for a joint European currency and a bailed out Club Ded periphery, have begun manifesting themselves albeit with a twist.
As Bloomberg reports, in the past two days, arsonists have set fire to 26 cars in Berlin, mainly Mercedes, BMW, and Audis, which brings the total number of torched cars to 138, more than double all of 2010.
"The arsonists want to hit what they say are ‘Fat Cats,’" Berlin police spokesman Michael Gassen said.
The Benz Burners Arrive: Protests Come To Germany As Arsonists Burn Down "Fat Cat" Cars
Friday, August 12, 2011
Mustang Boss 302 vs Chevrolet Camaro SHOWDOWN - Vicky Parrott
Mustang Boss 302 vs Chevrolet Camaro SHOWDOWN
Two muscle cars head to head on the tarmac
Hosted by Vicky Parrott
Two muscle cars head to head on the tarmac
Hosted by Vicky Parrott
Friday, August 5, 2011
'Mr. Bean' actor Rowan Atkinson crashes his $1 million supercar
'Mr. Bean' actor Rowan Atkinson crashes his $1 million supercar
British actor Rowan Atkinson, famed for his "Mr. Bean" television shows and films, is recovering in a hospital after crashing his $1 million supercar, according to reports.
The 56-year-old comedian, also known for the "Blackadder" historical comedy shows, was expected to be discharged on Friday after treatment for a shoulder injury, the Daily Mirror reported.
Atkinson was driving his McLaren F1 supercar — one of the world's fastest road cars, the newspaper said. The F1 has a top speed of 230 miles per hour.
Atkinson's spokesman could not immediately be reached for comment.
Police and firefighters said that a vehicle crashed late Thursday close to Haddon, a village about 85 miles north of London.
The car struck a tree, a lamppost and caught on fire, authorities said.
"Crews brought the fire under control by 8:13 p.m. They made the vehicle safe and used one hose reel to put out the fire," a spokeswoman for Cambridgeshire Fire and Rescue Service told The Telegraph.
"There was one casualty but he was not trapped," the newspaper quoted her as saying.
Top Gear appearance
Atkinson is known for his love of fast cars. He recently appeared on the British car show Top Gear, where he recorded the fastest lap time in the program's Star in a Reasonably Priced Car segment, The Telegraph reported.
According to the Daily Mirror, Atkinson also owns vintage and classic cars, including Aston Martins and Rolls Royces, and has written articles for car magazines.
The Mirror said that Atkinson's McLaren F1 was one of only about 65 in existence.
Story from MSNBC
British actor Rowan Atkinson, famed for his "Mr. Bean" television shows and films, is recovering in a hospital after crashing his $1 million supercar, according to reports.
The 56-year-old comedian, also known for the "Blackadder" historical comedy shows, was expected to be discharged on Friday after treatment for a shoulder injury, the Daily Mirror reported.
Atkinson was driving his McLaren F1 supercar — one of the world's fastest road cars, the newspaper said. The F1 has a top speed of 230 miles per hour.
Atkinson's spokesman could not immediately be reached for comment.
Police and firefighters said that a vehicle crashed late Thursday close to Haddon, a village about 85 miles north of London.
The car struck a tree, a lamppost and caught on fire, authorities said.
"Crews brought the fire under control by 8:13 p.m. They made the vehicle safe and used one hose reel to put out the fire," a spokeswoman for Cambridgeshire Fire and Rescue Service told The Telegraph.
"There was one casualty but he was not trapped," the newspaper quoted her as saying.
Top Gear appearance
Atkinson is known for his love of fast cars. He recently appeared on the British car show Top Gear, where he recorded the fastest lap time in the program's Star in a Reasonably Priced Car segment, The Telegraph reported.
According to the Daily Mirror, Atkinson also owns vintage and classic cars, including Aston Martins and Rolls Royces, and has written articles for car magazines.
The Mirror said that Atkinson's McLaren F1 was one of only about 65 in existence.
Story from MSNBC
Dougherty Trio robs Georgia bank with Subaru Impreza getway car
Dougherty Trio robs Georgia bank with Subaru Impreza getway car with New York tag # " FBE 5900 "
Three siblings accused of shooting at a Zephyrhills police car Tuesday morning are now wanted by the FBI for robbing a southern Georgia bank less than six hours later.
The new arrest warrants were announced Thursday evening as authorities also investigated a puzzling lead — that parts from a gun perhaps used in the Zephyrhills shooting were stashed in a women's bathroom at Tampa International Airport.
During the 12:24 p.m. bank robbery in Valdosta, Ga., the siblings, wearing masks, fired into the ceiling, the FBI said. One had an AK-47-type assault rifle and another had a machine pistol.
The three fled the bank in a 2006 white Subaru Impreza — the same type of car involved in the Zephyrhills shooting earlier that morning.
"We hope for a peaceful resolution and the suspects turn themselves in, but understand that these fugitives are on a violent mission and must be stopped by any means possible," said Pasco County Sheriff Chris Nocco and Zephyrhills police Chief David Shears in a joint statement.
Authorities are looking for Ryan Edward Dougherty, 21, Dylan Dougherty Stanley, 26, and Lee Grace E. Dougherty, 29, all of whom lived in Pasco.
Officials say the Dougherty siblings have a stockpile of weapons, including an AK-47 purchased a few years ago.
At Tampa International, six gun parts — a firing pin and magazine for an AK-47 and four slides for a Glock — were discovered about 7:30 a.m. Wednesday by a janitor who thought a garbage bag in a women's bathroom seemed heavy.
"We are looking to see if there's a relationship between what was found at Tampa International Airport and the ballistic shell cases and evidence we found at Zephyrhills," said Doug Tobin, a Pasco sheriff's spokesman. "At this point we haven't made that determination."
The manhunt began just after 7 a.m. Tuesday. A Zephyrhills officer attempted to pull over a white 2006 Subaru Impreza for speeding, but the car accelerated, and someone inside started shooting.
The officer continued pursuing the car, but a bullet hit the cruiser's left front tire at Morris Bridge Road and State Road 54, about 4 1/2 miles from where the chase began.
Below is dash cam video of the chase:
The officer was not injured. But the suspects escaped.
Investigators said they discovered a number of high-caliber gun shells at the scene. Tobin declined to say whether the shells were from an AK-47.
The FBI has joined the search.
"We just want to make sure we cover all our bases as we try to get these dangerous individuals off our streets," Tobin said. "We're putting a tremendous amount of resources into locating them."
Airport officials said that after discovering the gun parts at the airport, they searched nearby and didn't find any more. Airport spokeswoman Brenda Geoghagan declined to say whether officials were also reviewing security footage.
"At this point, we don't know where the gun came from," airport police Assistant Chief Ciro Dominguez said at a press conference Thursday.
The firearm parts found in the restroom did not get past airline security, Geoghagan said. The bathroom is publicly accessible on the third floor of the airport.
Story from TBO.com
Other links to the story:
Three siblings sought in Zephyrhills shooting
FBI: Siblings wanted in Zephyrhills police shooting robbed Georgia bank hours later
Three siblings accused of shooting at a Zephyrhills police car Tuesday morning are now wanted by the FBI for robbing a southern Georgia bank less than six hours later.
The new arrest warrants were announced Thursday evening as authorities also investigated a puzzling lead — that parts from a gun perhaps used in the Zephyrhills shooting were stashed in a women's bathroom at Tampa International Airport.
During the 12:24 p.m. bank robbery in Valdosta, Ga., the siblings, wearing masks, fired into the ceiling, the FBI said. One had an AK-47-type assault rifle and another had a machine pistol.
The three fled the bank in a 2006 white Subaru Impreza — the same type of car involved in the Zephyrhills shooting earlier that morning.
"We hope for a peaceful resolution and the suspects turn themselves in, but understand that these fugitives are on a violent mission and must be stopped by any means possible," said Pasco County Sheriff Chris Nocco and Zephyrhills police Chief David Shears in a joint statement.
Authorities are looking for Ryan Edward Dougherty, 21, Dylan Dougherty Stanley, 26, and Lee Grace E. Dougherty, 29, all of whom lived in Pasco.
Officials say the Dougherty siblings have a stockpile of weapons, including an AK-47 purchased a few years ago.
At Tampa International, six gun parts — a firing pin and magazine for an AK-47 and four slides for a Glock — were discovered about 7:30 a.m. Wednesday by a janitor who thought a garbage bag in a women's bathroom seemed heavy.
"We are looking to see if there's a relationship between what was found at Tampa International Airport and the ballistic shell cases and evidence we found at Zephyrhills," said Doug Tobin, a Pasco sheriff's spokesman. "At this point we haven't made that determination."
The manhunt began just after 7 a.m. Tuesday. A Zephyrhills officer attempted to pull over a white 2006 Subaru Impreza for speeding, but the car accelerated, and someone inside started shooting.
The officer continued pursuing the car, but a bullet hit the cruiser's left front tire at Morris Bridge Road and State Road 54, about 4 1/2 miles from where the chase began.
Below is dash cam video of the chase:
The officer was not injured. But the suspects escaped.
Investigators said they discovered a number of high-caliber gun shells at the scene. Tobin declined to say whether the shells were from an AK-47.
The FBI has joined the search.
"We just want to make sure we cover all our bases as we try to get these dangerous individuals off our streets," Tobin said. "We're putting a tremendous amount of resources into locating them."
Airport officials said that after discovering the gun parts at the airport, they searched nearby and didn't find any more. Airport spokeswoman Brenda Geoghagan declined to say whether officials were also reviewing security footage.
"At this point, we don't know where the gun came from," airport police Assistant Chief Ciro Dominguez said at a press conference Thursday.
The firearm parts found in the restroom did not get past airline security, Geoghagan said. The bathroom is publicly accessible on the third floor of the airport.
Story from TBO.com
Other links to the story:
Three siblings sought in Zephyrhills shooting
FBI: Siblings wanted in Zephyrhills police shooting robbed Georgia bank hours later
Wednesday, August 3, 2011
Mayor orders Illegal Parked cars CRUSHED by TANK!
Mayor orders Illegal Parked cars CRUSHED by TANK!
Having grown tired of a series of complaints over illegally parked cars, the mayor of Lithuania's capital opted to send his city's abundance of disrespectful drivers a very public, outrageous message.
To produce this newly-released clip, Vilnius Mayor Arturas Zuokas commissioned an armored personal carrier and used it to crush a luxurious blue mercedes pretentiously parked on a biker's lane. "What should this city do about drivers who think they are above the law," Zuokas says in the video. "It seems a tank is the best solution."
According to Metro.co.uk, the mayor's stunt was set up by members of his office, who recently received over 100 complaints of parking woes. "I want to point out that if you have a car and more money it doesn't mean that you can park it everywhere. Zuokas was quoted by the Irish Times as saying. "Recently there's been an increase in this type of parking violations, and it shows a lack of respect for others."
If you would like to buy one of those Tanks for yourself here is one for sale for a mere $25,000.00 !
1952 SARRACEN MK1 ARMORED PERSONNEL CARRIER
Story courtesy Huffington Post
Thanks to YouSue.org for the tip off on this story!
Having grown tired of a series of complaints over illegally parked cars, the mayor of Lithuania's capital opted to send his city's abundance of disrespectful drivers a very public, outrageous message.
To produce this newly-released clip, Vilnius Mayor Arturas Zuokas commissioned an armored personal carrier and used it to crush a luxurious blue mercedes pretentiously parked on a biker's lane. "What should this city do about drivers who think they are above the law," Zuokas says in the video. "It seems a tank is the best solution."
According to Metro.co.uk, the mayor's stunt was set up by members of his office, who recently received over 100 complaints of parking woes. "I want to point out that if you have a car and more money it doesn't mean that you can park it everywhere. Zuokas was quoted by the Irish Times as saying. "Recently there's been an increase in this type of parking violations, and it shows a lack of respect for others."
If you would like to buy one of those Tanks for yourself here is one for sale for a mere $25,000.00 !
1952 SARRACEN MK1 ARMORED PERSONNEL CARRIER
Story courtesy Huffington Post
Thanks to YouSue.org for the tip off on this story!
Monday, August 1, 2011
Ferrari F430 Student Driver car
Some of you may have seen the Ferrari 458 Italia student driver over in Europe recently. Well I saw a car with a student driver sign sitting on it in the parking lot we pulled into and I couldn't resist asking for it to put on the Ferrari. It made for a good laugh and a great picture.
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