Demonstration
of the criminal plot of Jack Koobs de Hartog and Oliver Kuttner
http://www.ferrarichat.com/forum/other-italian/533223-kuttner-hartog-replica-business.html
 |
#1
 09-22-2016, 08:10 AM | |||
| |||
Kuttner/ Hartog Replica Business
The facts only the facts
Photo is BO205 own by De Sibenthal family for 50 years old and with the same Reg Number Book Hartog said that (as location of car ws lost,) Kuttner have bought parts of it in the *70* 2016 Today court action against Hartog for this lie or error, error if it s only a mistake to have trusted Sir Kuttner or lie if in front of all the evidences, he continue to promote the untrue story  |
| Non-Sponsor Ads |
#2
09-22-2016, 08:20 AM | |||
| |||
BO208, photos blue car is with italian owner for 40 years,
Again as car location was unknown, Mastroianni and Kuttner (remember Mastroianni as he always appear with Kuttner ) was the american owners and car sold to Tod Croady (2016) who send the parts to Bob Smith Coachworks Bob and Tod refuse to show the parts that they have in hands but, my expert call Bob who explain to him that he is looking to find a good Iso to copy it and of course refuse to show him anythings |
#5
09-22-2016, 01:49 PM | ||||
| ||||
So you are saying the blue car is the original B0208?
|
#6
09-22-2016, 05:09 PM | |||
| |||
Now we have IA30226
with again Mastroianni and Kuttner as owners (second time ) Hartog explain to us that Kuttner told him 226 is not 208, as he sold it to Merrit in combination of fews parts of 208 that he still owned at this time, car 208 who will reapear later again as a project hydden car sold to Croady I known, when you read it, you are lost, me too |
#7
09-23-2016, 12:36 AM | |||
| |||
Here famous BO227 Kuttner fiberglass replica sold o his good friend (???) Wolfy, big Maserati collector in Germany, again as car location was unknown, Mr Magic Kuttner put a fake chassis number on it and sold it to Europe.
Car was then send to the only real expert in the world and a 4 pages report convince Wolfy that it was better to get ride of it ASAP. Again, Hartog made the promotion inside his book. Today, car is in Switzerland and someone want to believe in the Kuttner story and try to finish the construction but the expert in Italy refuse to sell him parts |
#8
09-23-2016, 12:45 AM | |||
| |||
The BO228 scam, the Ponsacco body shop build it and sold it to Holland as a replica to be raced, was not supposed to carry a lost chassis number, and Hartog was not supposed to put it inside his book as real and the customer in Africa was not supposed to sue Jack Hoobs de Hartog for fraud.
It s good to known that Hartog has offer this car to Mark Moshayedi for 450 000 Euro when Mr Moshayedi was spending more than double to buy BO213. Of course, Mr Moshayedi refuse. THen after Hartog badmouth the good cars of Moshayedi |
| Non-Sponsor Ads |
#10
09-23-2016, 01:10 AM | |||
| |||
OK, let s follow the story, Mr Hartog told us that car was 304 renumbered 228, then let s see what Mr Magic Hartog write in his book about 304 ...
Mr Copperfield Hartog write that car 304 was scrapped.... Well, I need your help to understand the way he think, 304 was destroy, then reborn as 228 with a magic lotion ? I want to buy this magic lotion, where I can find it , as I want to reborn as a 20 years old young man. MR Hartog should stop drinking the water that is inside the vodka bottle, as it s not water but vodka. Orange Photos are the correct 304 Bizz |
#13
09-23-2016, 03:06 AM | |||
| |||
IA30309, Hartog claim that Kuttner told him that he renumbered this car as 309 because he have papers for it ?????? And Kuttner dont remember the original number ???
My question, the place of Kuttner/Hartog is in jail or hospital ? |
#14
09-23-2016, 03:13 AM | |||
| |||
Now a second Bizz 5300 chassis 309 also owned by Kuttner, who is not really afraid to declare it. How lucky is this man to be owner of 2 cars with same chassis number ? And promotion made by Hartog book
Now for a normal man, how it s possible that Kuttner declare to have renumbered Bizzarrini 5300 ? In my small brain, you change the identity of a stolen car ! Not a correct one |
#15
09-23-2016, 08:17 AM | |||
| |||
Now IA30327 and IA30328, why make a replica when you can do two at the same time, and why not choose 2 frame number in sequence, no one will see, everyone is beast.
And best of all, you need a book to swallow all this nonsense |
#16
09-23-2016, 08:25 AM | |||
| |||
BA4102, own by Kuttner and Chris Lackner have said that car dont look RIGHT....lol
How it s possible, may be it s because he built it himself Car was restore by Diomante who completely rebuilt the car by changing the complet body !! Photos are at Diomante shop |
| Non-Sponsor Ads |
#17
09-23-2016, 08:55 AM | |||
| |||
Now, BA4106 sold to Australia and again Hartog claim that Kuttner told him thet he renumbered the car as BA4106 but dont remember the original number.
Kuttner dont have good memory for number but he remember that he renumbered theses cars ! The essential question, why Hartog publish theses ? Why Hartog publishes its malfeasance, lies, deceit, Oliver Kuttner scams? What is Hartog interest to publish these dishonest nonsense? The facts are overwhelming for these two individuals. |
#19
09-24-2016, 05:56 AM | |||
| |||
Now the famous P538 with 4 date of birth from Jack Hoobs de Hartog
Why 1 good date, when you can give then 3 or 4..be generous..lol 1 Declaration Hartog 2009 with date *70* 2 Declaration 2013 ? with date *80* from his book 3 Declaration for invoice 2009 with construction of 2 cars And finally the text from RM auction with the date of *60* RM CATALOGUE This sensationally restored P538 is believed to be the first of three such cars originally built by Bizzarrini himself in the late 1960s, following the run of seven original cars he built for Le Mans competition. Discovered in France in the early 1990s, this car was purchased by Roger Hurst, of Kent, United Kingdom, who re-sold it in 1995 to the consignor, the principal founder of the Chequered Flag International (one of the niche’s oldest active international dealers of fine motor cars). Knowing what a treasure he had located, the consignor domiciled the car for nearly 20 years, keeping it out of the sight and knowledge of the growing Bizzarrini niche. In 2009, in an attempt to clarify the car’s early history, the consignor conferred with Bizzarrini expert Jack Koobs de Hartog to assess the P538, which was soon to undergo restoration. Carefully inspecting the frame and build technique, the marque specialist concluded that the car exhibited the welding, materials, and overall construction used on the later cars built by Bizzarrini himself. Mr. Koobs took several photographs of the unrestored chassis, body, and parts and presented them to Mr. Bizzarrini for his opinion. The aging engineer quickly identified the hallmarks of his handiwork and concluded he had built the frame in the late 1960s and that his wife Rosanna had constructed the fabulous bodywork to Giugiaro’s original design. With this claim of authenticity at his back, the consignor proceeded with a full restoration to period specifications, totaling approximately $250,000 in invoices. This work included sourcing a period-correct 5.3-liter Corvette engine and rebuilding it to proper specifications with period heads, a steel crank, rods, and forged alloy pistons. The heads have been ported and capped to run on unleaded fuel. The external engine features are also of period appearance, including the alloy valve covers, water pump, pulleys, alternator, and four 45 DCOE Weber carburetors. The engine has been dynamically balanced, tuned, and properly run in, and it is highly presentable. The gearbox is a brand new ZF Synchroma 5DS-25 five-speed unit, number 006140. Additional work included reupholstering the seats with dark red leather and repainting the exquisite body in a lovely shade of metallic blue. Photos is parts found somewhere in late *90* may be or early *2000* |
#20
09-24-2016, 08:49 AM | ||||
| ||||
Quote:
Maybe Moshayedi is getting smarter.Good for him. He bought a few cars in the past where he was told had been told original with history but are either a recreation or invented history. Finally he does his due diligence. Caveat emptor with expensive rare toys. Just because a book says a car is something get more info and do your homework. |
 |
