I am trying to arrange a special surprise for my son. He has his prom in June and he is a Ferrari nut. I wanted to arrange a lift for him to the prom in a Ferrari.

I would cover any fuel expenses. We are in Bournemouth/Poole.

Many Thanks My Motto: If you are going to have one, have a BIG one!

What would be the cost to hire near you?

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I own another kind of prancing horse, but on the forum I use for mine there is much discussion about prom use and insurance and Police inspectors present.

Not wishing to pee on your chips, but you may find this rather difficult to arrange.

I sincerely hope you do manage it, but it's unfortunately and frustratingly not as clear-cut as just popping out for a drive on an evening with a passenger. Si. <This is my name.

I eat rat poison.

A man ain't truly been insulted until he stands buck naked in front of a woman and she didn't even notice. Or care.

Thanks,
All now arranged through Club Scuderia. Red F430, from a bloke just around the corner, can you believe it, and all for £50 My Motto: If you are going to have one, have a BIG one!

[quote="idrawcad"]I am trying to arrange a special surprise for my son. He has his prom in June and he is a Ferrari nut. I wanted to arrange a lift for him to the prom in a Ferrari.

Forgive my ignorance, but what is a prom in this context? I'm guessing something child specific, but not having children its a world which means very little to me.

He is leaving his school after doing his GCSE's, so they have a prom, its another American import , we just threw flour and eggs in my day .

So a prom is a posh disco/dance, everyone goes in suits and posh frocks, and arrive by various means of exotic transport.
They now even do them when you child leaves primary school!!

And some even when the leave nursery/pre-school  My Motto: If you are going to have one, have a BIG one!

Well You live and learn. When I finished school after O levels, all my mates and me stuffed our books into our blazers and set light to them on the playing field. No end of school disco. Why do we have to import such naff Americana?? Don't even get me started on Fathers Day, which didn't exist when I was a nipper. Another American inventio we appear to have adopted.

Good for you 'cad'.
As a head of Year 11 for a number of years I've seen them arrive at proms in ice cream vans, Mark 2 jags, Lotus Exiges, on rag and bone carts and on mobility scooters. No Ferraris as yet though. Hope your son has a great night
Chris

Can i have his number after please? A 430 for an evening for £50 Im in

Dropped my son off in a F430 to his Prom (Pics on his FacePook page)

He was embarrassed as fook (Cant do right for wrong)

Was told to pick him up in the L322 (at the time) is case he pulled

Cam-Tech-Craig wrote:

Can i have his number after please? A 430 for an evening for £50 Im in

Not quite an evening - it's basically a one way mini-cab ride.

Mine were both happy to be taken in the FFRR - for my daughters I roped in my mate who also had a black one & we took 6 of her mates - we pulled up side by side & got out chauffeur style to open their doors.

Primary school 'proms' are all the thing now. Here's my lad 2 years back at his primary school prom. Bear in mind he's from an era of Playstation's and as much as he loves his supercars my mates 900bhp GTR was what he really, really wanted to arrive in