wellwh0.... that's the F430 Archillies.... (458 "lift suspension, factory fitted..🏎🏎).... Many thanks for the update... life's sorta normal in South Africa... Clamping down on closing times of liquor outlets, pubs, bars and Restrictions on Easter weekend...😒
Fezza, I've been watching your channel and you're by far my favorite youtubers of all time. Simple, straight to the point, no flashy video editing etc. You're like the prototype of what youtube was made for. Anyway, I wanted to say that your 360? My father bought it. We live in Eastern Europe and it was always his dream since a child (just like EVERY child) to own a Ferrari and he made it happen. He's a fully self-made man. The car is awesome. I've had a few spins with it and I enjoy every second of it. Most people don't understand that you don't have to speed with a Ferrari to enjoy driving with it. Your video about "daily driving a Ferrari" is spot-on. I've been wanting to write a comment under your video for a while to let you know that my papa now owns your previous car, but what made me do it now is what you said in this video: you're fascinated by North Korea. I am not a socialist or a communist by any means (I'm more right of the spectrum) but I have been fascinated by North Korea for YEARS. I've read almost every wikipedia article, watched every "documentary" etc there is about North Korea. It's just surreal & I love it! Not the way people live there (and the conditions), it's just the whole utopia of a country like that existing on this planet in the year 2020. Anyway, love your videos, love your channel and I hope everything is good with you and your family! Keep on giving us these awesome videos! LOVE them! Stay safe Fezza! :)
Thanks for the lovely message and glad you like the videos! So happy you guys are enjoying the car. I loved it so much and the sound that car makes....there's nothing like it! It sounds like it's gone to a good home which makes me very happy. Send me a photo when you can, my email is justinmanilva@gmail.com. Yes, DPRK....exactly what you said. The fact that a country like that can exist today is incomprehensible and fascinating at the same time. I have read many books about the country and from people that have escaped. I do find it very interesting and intriguing. Anyway, so happy your dad is enjoying the car. It was my first Ferrari, I worked so hard to be able to buy it and it will always have a very special place in my heart. Hope you're all safe and well and thanks for watching the videos. Cheers, Justin
Take care Fezza looks eerily quiet there.... schools close here in UK tomorrow and theres no bog roll... no drastic measures yet but I'm sure they are on the cards....
Adrian Watkins ....... lol, funny. I’m using kitchen roll. I truly believe more people are upset about a lack of paper to wipe their butt with, than the possibility that they, or someone they love could die in horrible pain from this nasty killer virus. A sense of proportion is required. The government is doing stuff in stages. If it just went full ‘lockdown’ there would be chaos.
@@jimd385 Don't use kitchen roll it doesn't break down like toilet roll does. You'll just end up blocking your drains and you won't be able to use the toilet at all!
Meanwhile here in Australia it's turning into the Thunderdome. People fighting in Supermarkets over pasta and toilet paper. This suggests Aussies only know how to cook Spag Bol and pay the price in the morning.
@@racingtheweb I haven't done any panicking.... the rest of the country however is about stab each other for a 6 pack of toilet paper. Morons everywhere. We need a good virus to thin them out.
Thanks Justin. Spain is a week or so ahead of the the UK in terms of the virus's progression so your experiences will be mirrored here very soon. Best wishes to you and yours and yes, please keep us updated.
Ours starts at midnight, but in my household we've been self-isolating as much as possible for 2 weeks already. In our country millions of people are very vulnerable and just don't have the resources to be prepared in any meaningful way. Not that anybody was prepared for this medically or economically, , but I'm talking about people who buy 2 tomatoes, an onion, a single fruit, maybe 2 sweeties and half a loaf of bread on their way home from a day's work. No electricity, no gas, no proper sanitation, 1 tap per 50 people.
Justin, Glad to hear you and your family are well. Here in Arizona we don't yet have travel restrictions, but restaurants and bars are closed, however you can still use the drive thru and get home delivery. The stores are still out of most foods and the lines are insane. Stay safe and keep us updated.
That microphone is pretty good really, just enough delicious engine sounds but not enough to drown you out. It must be so tempting to give it some beans on the empty roads! Not so much when you know the police are around. It will almost be nice to see busy roads again. Almost.
Where I am is feels no different to any other day.. Still the same amount of traffic on the road. Schools, shops etc are still open as normal. Every other sport in the world has completely stopped. Except for the AFL here, Start of the season was last night at an empty MCG. Which would've normally had 90,000 fans watching.. So that was a bit different.. Oh well, Us Aussie's must be more resilient LOL Or our Gov is stupid :)
@@FezzaYT It is quite stunning to watch the tragedy and suffering unfold around the world. Very worrying. So many dimensions of misery and anguish involved. Thank for your kindness. Be well, wherever you are.
I think it's more the feeling of being watched and controlled. In that respect it could feel like those times. It definitely feels like you've lost your freedom and that's quite hard to get your head around
@@peperuiz9264 My impression of Franco (and this appears to be backed up by Wikipedia) is that he ruled with a 'state of emergency-like status'. Hence the comment.
@@RickP2012 Franco started ruling after wining a civil war. People were exhausted and had no interest in backing up a military regime, so one of the first things he did was significantly increasing the state's budget on leisure time activities: tens of thousands of theater plays were written, football was widely popularized, multiple tradicional religious festivities were brought back, and many more regional and pagan through the recognition of cultural and historical differences between provinces (wich led to the rebirth of most of the separatist sentiments from wich we suffer today). The fact that there was censorship doesn't mean there was a continuos state of emergency like a Mediterranean North Korea. It is impossible to kill our culture of love for the street and entertainment, wich Franco was smart enough to exploite, leading to him being the only European dictator to die of old age.
same thing going on here in California. It seems loosely enforced, but I am sure that will change. I have never seen anything like this before. What disturbs me is going to the stores. Empty shelves, people fighting over stuff, just seeing people actually at their worst. I do hope everyone realizes there is no shortages of food, water all those necessities are available. No need to hoard tons of stuff so no one else can get things for their families. Thanks for your update Justin...God Speed Everyone.
we left the Costa Blanca the day after this. crossed into S.France, its even quieter there, drove first 30 miles the next morning before we saw another car
Great video. Been speaking to my Parents who are also out there. Its really worrying times! Just waiting for lockdown to commence over here in the UK! I've got a video I must go and make (new car!) you have inspired me to get out there while I still can haha :) Stay safe!
We're about 2 weeks behind you here in Canada in terms of cases but it seems the lockdown is happening a little faster. Downtown Toronto is a ghost town.
@@FezzaYT There's a lot of confusion about what's going on, what help there may or may not be. The latest I've heard is that in the next few days we'll all be able to apply for $2,000/month for the next 4 months while we're under lockdown. The lockdown is also confusing. Here in Ontario the government announced all non-essential businesses had to close last night, but they listed so many businesses as 'essential' that hardly any businesses actually had to close.
Sounds a bit like the UK then where what you can and can't do isn't that clear. Here in Spain it's pretty clear....and we still have the highest level of deaths after Italy. Scary times, stay safe!
Hi great video! I'm from Scotland, currently living in Sevilla teaching English. We have to teach our classes online now, via Skype and Google Classrooms, which isn't ideal, but obviously we have to deal with the situation we're in. I miss the freedom of being able to out for a walk, or the social aspect of being able to go for a coffee in the morning, or for a few beers and tapas with friends on a Friday or Saturday night, and sit on the terrace. How long do you think the lockdown is going to last? i.e how long until bars, restaurants will open again, and people can move freely on the street. Pedro Sánchez said 2 weeks, but I've heard it's going to be much longer; it could up to a month or longer. The "Ayuntamiento de Sevilla" have cancelled "Semana Santa in April". It's only been a week, but it feels like a month. I understand it's totally necessary to prevent the virus spreading, but from a psychological perspective being stuck in my flat every day is like being in jail, especially Friday, Saturday, and Sunday when I'd normally be out and about.
It's tough and we're all going to go a bit mad and I think this is going to last at least 6-8 weeks. The hospitals in Spain just cannot cope which is why so many people are dying. Stay in and stay safe!
I go to work In the am and there’s little traffic. On thé drive home later in the day there’s a lot more traffic. I’m wondering where did they all come from. Costco’s over here every morning there’s a huge lineup around the store. Store inventories are rising though. That’s good news.
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I live in south of France and it is the same !! I feel like in Zombie Apocalipse!
grzesiek1x is tdf event paused or postponed for the year
Well, now you can't get the f430 out for a drive. Have you thought of driving it to work?
that garage ramp at the end seems a bit tricky for F430 :D
F430 to Busan 😷
wellwh0.... that's the F430 Archillies.... (458 "lift suspension, factory fitted..🏎🏎)....
Many thanks for the update... life's sorta normal in South Africa...
Clamping down on closing times of liquor outlets, pubs, bars and Restrictions on Easter weekend...😒
I probably won't be using it anytime soon. It will attract way too much attention!
@@FezzaYT the lease costs must be a worry
Fezza, I've been watching your channel and you're by far my favorite youtubers of all time. Simple, straight to the point, no flashy video editing etc. You're like the prototype of what youtube was made for. Anyway, I wanted to say that your 360? My father bought it. We live in Eastern Europe and it was always his dream since a child (just like EVERY child) to own a Ferrari and he made it happen. He's a fully self-made man. The car is awesome. I've had a few spins with it and I enjoy every second of it. Most people don't understand that you don't have to speed with a Ferrari to enjoy driving with it. Your video about "daily driving a Ferrari" is spot-on. I've been wanting to write a comment under your video for a while to let you know that my papa now owns your previous car, but what made me do it now is what you said in this video: you're fascinated by North Korea. I am not a socialist or a communist by any means (I'm more right of the spectrum) but I have been fascinated by North Korea for YEARS. I've read almost every wikipedia article, watched every "documentary" etc there is about North Korea. It's just surreal & I love it! Not the way people live there (and the conditions), it's just the whole utopia of a country like that existing on this planet in the year 2020. Anyway, love your videos, love your channel and I hope everything is good with you and your family! Keep on giving us these awesome videos! LOVE them! Stay safe Fezza! :)
Thanks for the lovely message and glad you like the videos! So happy you guys are enjoying the car. I loved it so much and the sound that car makes....there's nothing like it! It sounds like it's gone to a good home which makes me very happy. Send me a photo when you can, my email is justinmanilva@gmail.com.
Yes, DPRK....exactly what you said. The fact that a country like that can exist today is incomprehensible and fascinating at the same time. I have read many books about the country and from people that have escaped. I do find it very interesting and intriguing.
Anyway, so happy your dad is enjoying the car. It was my first Ferrari, I worked so hard to be able to buy it and it will always have a very special place in my heart.
Hope you're all safe and well and thanks for watching the videos.
Cheers, Justin
Take care Fezza looks eerily quiet there.... schools close here in UK tomorrow and theres no bog roll... no drastic measures yet but I'm sure they are on the cards....
Adrian Watkins ....... lol, funny. I’m using kitchen roll. I truly believe more people are upset about a lack of paper to wipe their butt with, than the possibility that they, or someone they love could die in horrible pain from this nasty killer virus. A sense of proportion is required. The government is doing stuff in stages. If it just went full ‘lockdown’ there would be chaos.
Thanks. Take care too. Sorry to hear about the loo roll. We have some here....I can send some over if you want :)
Fezza Thanks for that I had no idea what bog roll was. 😂
@@jimd385 Don't use kitchen roll it doesn't break down like toilet roll does. You'll just end up blocking your drains and you won't be able to use the toilet at all!
@@75Mdb W learn something new every day
Meanwhile here in Australia it's turning into the Thunderdome. People fighting in Supermarkets over pasta and toilet paper. This suggests Aussies only know how to cook Spag Bol and pay the price in the morning.
No need to buy a lot of food, totally, I'm in Italy so I know how it goes
@@racingtheweb I haven't done any panicking.... the rest of the country however is about stab each other for a 6 pack of toilet paper. Morons everywhere. We need a good virus to thin them out.
Glad to hear the Ozzies haven't lost their British heritage ✊✊✊
@@raygreen7051 Lol. Start out as crims, it gets passed down from generation to generation.
Hi Justin great to see another video 😀👍 you and your family take care 😀
Thanks Paul, you too!
Thanks Justin. Spain is a week or so ahead of the the UK in terms of the virus's progression so your experiences will be mirrored here very soon. Best wishes to you and yours and yes, please keep us updated.
Thanks mate, stay safe!
Spain is a beautiful country. You are lucky you don’t experience darkness and negative temps for half a year like we do in Eastern Europe
Take it easy on those speed bumps. Beating the snot out of your suspension for no reason.
Father in law managed to get home from spain, now just waiting for lockdown over here in the uk!
First day in lock down in New Zealand for 1 month Starting tonight - All the best ..
best of luck mate and stay safe!
Ours starts at midnight, but in my household we've been self-isolating as much as possible for 2 weeks already. In our country millions of people are very vulnerable and just don't have the resources to be prepared in any meaningful way. Not that anybody was prepared for this medically or economically, , but I'm talking about people who buy 2 tomatoes, an onion, a single fruit, maybe 2 sweeties and half a loaf of bread on their way home from a day's work. No electricity, no gas, no proper sanitation, 1 tap per 50 people.
Best wishes to all of you, friends.
@@shantibel yeah, South Africa is going to get hit hard
Mira la parte positiva. Al estar solo en la carretera ya puedes conducir como si estuvieses en un circuito 🤣
Si..mientras que no me vea la guardia civil!!
Justin, Glad to hear you and your family are well. Here in Arizona we don't yet have travel restrictions, but restaurants and bars are closed, however you can still use the drive thru and get home delivery. The stores are still out of most foods and the lines are insane. Stay safe and keep us updated.
Thanks you too
That microphone is pretty good really, just enough delicious engine sounds but not enough to drown you out. It must be so tempting to give it some beans on the empty roads! Not so much when you know the police are around. It will almost be nice to see busy roads again. Almost.
My sentiments exactly! Want to make the most of the empty roads but can't and am really missing the traffic I used to hate so much!!
It's now half a year into the nightmare.
Where I am is feels no different to any other day.. Still the same amount of traffic on the road. Schools, shops etc are still open as normal.
Every other sport in the world has completely stopped. Except for the AFL here, Start of the season was last night at an empty MCG.
Which would've normally had 90,000 fans watching.. So that was a bit different.. Oh well, Us Aussie's must be more resilient LOL Or our Gov is stupid :)
I really hope it stays that way for your guys and doesn't get any worse. It's not very pleasant! Stay safe mate.
Fezza Yeah you & family as well. Looks a lot worse for Mainland Europe than for us.
Hi Justin. Hope your well.
Take care mate 👍 interesting to see the perspective from other countries 👍
thanks Adam, you too!
Thanks for the update. I think we are probably a week behind you guys. I’m expecting a stay at home order any day.
Yep, probably not long now.
sheep, baaah
Most people are brainy and not going to unnecessary work
yes
Hello. You may be interested to know that South Africa will be on strict 21 day lockdown from midnight on Thursday.
Looks like more of the world is on lockdown now. It's tough but it's got to be done. Stay safe
@@FezzaYT It is quite stunning to watch the tragedy and suffering unfold around the world. Very worrying. So many dimensions of misery and anguish involved. Thank for your kindness. Be well, wherever you are.
Hope your business will be ok. Stay positive 👍
Thanks! It's definitely a challenging time but we're positive
It's almost like Franco is back in charge.
You think people were not allowed outside when Franco was in power?
I think it's more the feeling of being watched and controlled. In that respect it could feel like those times. It definitely feels like you've lost your freedom and that's quite hard to get your head around
@@peperuiz9264 My impression of Franco (and this appears to be backed up by Wikipedia) is that he ruled with a 'state of emergency-like status'. Hence the comment.
@@RickP2012 Franco started ruling after wining a civil war. People were exhausted and had no interest in backing up a military regime, so one of the first things he did was significantly increasing the state's budget on leisure time activities: tens of thousands of theater plays were written, football was widely popularized, multiple tradicional religious festivities were brought back, and many more regional and pagan through the recognition of cultural and historical differences between provinces (wich led to the rebirth of most of the separatist sentiments from wich we suffer today).
The fact that there was censorship doesn't mean there was a continuos state of emergency like a Mediterranean North Korea. It is impossible to kill our culture of love for the street and entertainment, wich Franco was smart enough to exploite, leading to him being the only European dictator to die of old age.
same thing going on here in California. It seems loosely enforced, but I am sure that will change. I have never seen anything like this before. What disturbs me is going to the stores. Empty shelves, people fighting over stuff, just seeing people actually at their worst. I do hope everyone realizes there is no shortages of food, water all those necessities are available. No need to hoard tons of stuff so no one else can get things for their families. Thanks for your update Justin...God Speed Everyone.
Nice neighbourhood! Not like mine in Spain which is flats upon flats, across from flats.
The roads there are so cool! Sending love from Canada. 💗
Thats totally Majestic mate !! 8-)
in fact, you could call it Utopia !! nudge nudge innit !!
we left the Costa Blanca the day after this. crossed into S.France, its even quieter there, drove first 30 miles the next morning before we saw another car
Be safe dude. All my best to the peeps in Spain.
Thanks Jim!
Great video. Been speaking to my Parents who are also out there. Its really worrying times! Just waiting for lockdown to commence over here in the UK!
I've got a video I must go and make (new car!) you have inspired me to get out there while I still can haha :) Stay safe!
Yes, go and record it ASAP before it's too late!! Take care Charlie, hope your parents are OK.
Good to see your safe mate 🥳
thanks mate. Hope you're all well too!
We're about 2 weeks behind you here in Canada in terms of cases but it seems the lockdown is happening a little faster. Downtown Toronto is a ghost town.
I hear you're all getting some money. Is that true?
@@FezzaYT There's a lot of confusion about what's going on, what help there may or may not be. The latest I've heard is that in the next few days we'll all be able to apply for $2,000/month for the next 4 months while we're under lockdown. The lockdown is also confusing. Here in Ontario the government announced all non-essential businesses had to close last night, but they listed so many businesses as 'essential' that hardly any businesses actually had to close.
Sounds a bit like the UK then where what you can and can't do isn't that clear. Here in Spain it's pretty clear....and we still have the highest level of deaths after Italy. Scary times, stay safe!
@@FezzaYT You too!
Hi great video! I'm from Scotland, currently living in Sevilla teaching English. We have to teach our classes online now, via Skype and Google Classrooms, which isn't ideal, but obviously we have to deal with the situation we're in.
I miss the freedom of being able to out for a walk, or the social aspect of being able to go for a coffee in the morning, or for a few beers and tapas with friends on a Friday or Saturday night, and sit on the terrace.
How long do you think the lockdown is going to last? i.e how long until bars, restaurants will open again, and people can move freely on the street. Pedro Sánchez said 2 weeks, but I've heard it's going to be much longer; it could up to a month or longer. The "Ayuntamiento de Sevilla" have cancelled "Semana Santa in April". It's only been a week, but it feels like a month. I understand it's totally necessary to prevent the virus spreading, but from a psychological perspective being stuck in my flat every day is like being in jail, especially Friday, Saturday, and Sunday when I'd normally be out and about.
It's tough and we're all going to go a bit mad and I think this is going to last at least 6-8 weeks. The hospitals in Spain just cannot cope which is why so many people are dying. Stay in and stay safe!
Thanks for the insights.
I go to work In the am and there’s little traffic. On thé drive home later in the day there’s a lot more traffic. I’m wondering where did they all come from. Costco’s over here every morning there’s a huge lineup around the store. Store inventories are rising though. That’s good news.
that is good news. I am going to the supermarket today and hopefully there will be plenty of food on the shelves as people have calmed down a bit now.
Thanks for the update. By the way, I can tell you're a good driver. Wish more people were like you.
Oh thanks David 😊
Quédate en casa
Hell he is still following all the traffic rules.
LOL! Old habits die hard
I can see the toll road from my house and it is super weird to hardly see any cars on it! Stay safe my friend and hope to see you soon! 😘
Thanks V! Look after yourself too and hopefully see you soon
Still going to work. We’re a manufacturer so hopefully it’ll continue. Quiet roads will make the commute a beaut.
That lasted until Monday. At home now.
We manufacture diodes.
Stay safe over there
Thanks mate, you too!