How many Ferraris with Sabahan plate numbers are there? (Part 2)
February 6th, 2008UPDATE 19th February 2008:
As requested by the apparent owner of the car, I have removed all references to the plate number.
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Update on my sighting of a Ferrari F430 with Sabahan number plate on 25th January.
I saw it again in Lido on the morning of 2nd February. Driver looks to be thirtysomething, average-looking Chinese male with glasses.
A little bird informed that:
The Ferrari above belongs to the son of one Datuk Pang of Sandakan. Datuk Pang was the owner of Terus Hidup Plantation, a palm oil plantation in Kinabatangan, which he has sold for between RM80 and RM100 million.
But a mere Ferrari pales in comparison with a private jet costing RM18-20 million, belonging to Datuk Andrew Lim (Sandakan too). Of course, he too owns at least one supercar (either a Lamborghini or a Ferrari).
There’s a timber boss in Tawau who owns a Lamborghini
There are at least 3 Lamborghinis and 5 Ferraris in Sabah, with Sabahan number plates. The owners include Datuk Andrew Lim, his brother Datuk Peter Lim and their business associate Michael Chia. All are from Sandakan and involved in the timber business.
Hmm… with even its steering rack costing a fortune, I doubt whether it will ever be practical getting a Ferrari for oneself.
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tidak ngam bawah di KK…still banyak lubang…. ahaks
Yupp, but as I said before, I think having a Ferrari is more than anything a trophy to be paraded around.
hye… yea, i’ve spoted the same lamborgh and ferariiiiiiiii many times in Tawau since im studying there… and when it moves, it goes vroommmm…… bikin sakit ati… hahahha
I think in this day and age, not only timber and palm oil tycoons can buy supercars, even bloggers can do so
why dont we share buying one ferrari – u pay rm 500,000 and i pay rm 500,000 but first we have to go to sipitang…. there is a stone painted yellow by the roadside…. complete with landscape financed by sucessful gamblers… the stone is popular among gamblers and punters who regulary ‘bertafakur’ for the winning number…according to local folks more than 90 % of the ‘visitors’ there really won big 4d prizes…. mimang kana punya bossssssssss taoi 4d saja… 6d dan 6/42 or 6/52 tidak boleh kana konon, inda tau kanapa
I am not really into gambling, last year I didn’t buy any number at all. This year I bought one, and kena already
Regarding the stone, I passed by that stone a few yrs ago on a trip to Sipitang, but cannot stop by the roadside to see it. You know why? Because with us in the car were two Franciscan nuns, aiyaaaaaaaaaaaaa
OMG! kalau teGISIL…………………. sure the one who ‘gisil’ will have heart attack, and the owner… cannot say la. Lol
Hmmmmmmm. Vrrrrrooooooom-vrrrrooooooooooom. Sounds like fun, trading a patch of virgin forest for a red Ferrari. Who handled the AP, do you know? One of Kak Pidah’s cronies?
NO idea…
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