Ferrari secured with a padlock
Everyday I see this Ferrari when I walk to my workplace, I like the “advanced” security system:
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Comments
raindrop
21 November, 2007
This cutting edge technology.
Cambo
21 November, 2007
Whoa I hope it holds up?
Shanks
21 November, 2007
Is that a piece of acrylic or glass attached to the Ferrari? Flimsy and weird to use such a method.
kirai
21 November, 2007
It seems that the acrylic stuff prevents water from filling the motor area. So maybe he just doesn’t want people to steal the acrylic?
Shanks
21 November, 2007
Haha, seems like it. I see rubber pieces attached to the sides. A wheel lock would be more practical if the owner wants to secure the car. But i won’t wanna go through all the hassle of locking and unlocking all the time. @_@”
Jamaipanese
26 November, 2007
rofl, it helps to be careful ^_^
Matt
26 November, 2007
Don’t be silly! It’s just a shield to keep bugs and pigeon $hit out of the engine compartment. while the car is parked. The padlock is there to keep the shield from getting stolen when it’s not in use.