DispatcherLagos:
What is even wrong with the white?

Ray07:
The joy no be here. If I get money eh, I go fill my garage with vintage cars starting with 69 dodge charger.

vastolord4:
Good business man.. he could resell for £400,000 cos it's a Ferrari and rich whites spend money like ritualists

I thought cars were liabilities like nigerian women.

You can see theres no rule to anything.

DispatcherLagos:
What is even wrong with the white?

saintkeppy:
A whopping ₦55Million, Meanwhile my dad's old vintage Benz packed since time immemorial, nobody don come price am ₦1naira, Nigeria bad o! But who knows I might sell at good price.



Moral Lesson: no matter how old or long your situation is, something valuable is coming your way, can you say a thunderous amen to that?

Ray07:
The joy no be here. If I get money eh, I go fill my garage with vintage cars starting with 69 dodge charger.

saintkeppy:
.

Lol that Dodge though, abeg include Cadillac too

Bignuell:
Your know the vibe. For me, a ford mustang 1967 is a must. I feel, since the first still has it's first body, then it's worth it

BluntCrazeMan:
And someone would want to be driving this thing??
E no go get AC and automatic electronic controls naa

Kaymax2222:
some people actually hate electronics because it can be easily manipulated remotely

I thought cars were liabilities like nigerian women.

You can see theres no rule to anything.

BluntCrazeMan:
And someone would want to be driving this thing??
E no go get AC and automatic electronic controls naa

I thought cars were liabilities like nigerian women.

You can see theres no rule to anything.

DJInfluence:
not all cars are connected to the internet. So this point is mute. Who will like to manually wind down the door windows? Or drive a car without any form of power steering? Not me.

Explorers:
An old Ferrari described as a 'rustbucket' complete with missing seats and holes in the floor has sold for a massive £110,000.

The 1962 250 GTE model, which was originally bought by its owner in 1973 for £800 (£4,500 today) had been in storage in a leaking barn in west Wales for 40 years when it was rediscovered.

Inside, the two front seats are missing and its gearbox, the carpet had deteriorated and the radio and control column was hanging off, leaving wires exposed.

Due to the poor state of the barn it had been kept in, the outside blue body of the car was covered in a combination of rust and lichen.

The original owner had driven the car for 10 years before placing it in storage, where it sat ever since.

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-10997567/1962-Ferrari-250-GTE-missing-seats-holes-floor-rust-sells-110-000.html

Soulsymbol99:
Texas metal pple oya ooo!

Ray07:
And ford mustang

I thought cars were liabilities like nigerian women.

You can see theres no rule to anything.

saintkeppy:
A whopping ₦55Million, Meanwhile my dad's old vintage Benz packed since time immemorial, nobody don come price am ₦1naira, Nigeria bad o! But who knows I might sell at good price.



Moral Lesson: no matter how old or long your situation is, something valuable is coming your way, can you say a thunderous amen to that?

vastolord4:
Good business man.. he could resell for £400,000 cos it's a Ferrari and rich whites spend money like ritualists