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IntroductionBy Samantha Jagger & PA Media for BBCThe Ferrari F512M, worth about NZ$728,000, had been shipped ...
By Samantha Jagger & PA Media for BBC
The Ferrari F512M, worth about NZ$728,000, had been shipped to Japan after it was stolen in 1995. Photo: Twitter / @metpoliceuk
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