The Story of a Stolen Porsche 911 and the Belgrade Phantom 

Pozz iz Sarajeva✌

You can tell Fangio is a low quality individual

Tbh not much else goes on here…

At the end, this is all about politics and the former Yugoslavian regimen....

@@binaryruffian7538 he’s a cop. Over here it’s normal

that's really cool. are there any interesting details from your dad's perspective/story version?

@@ikaros4203 damn nice question u hsould be a jurnalist

@@ikaros4203 the only thing I recall him mentioning is that they blocked the entrance he took to get into slavija with a bulldozer of some kind, but otherwise the video's account is on point

I was there! Ja sam bio tamo na licu mesta! Pozdrav ode starog beogradjanina 🙂

@@Dejan_Stankovic_007 haha pozdrav od dosta mlađeg Beograđanina 😀

NFS Heat IRL -cops do nothing during the day -no one can catch him during the night -ancient 911 Porsche main

@@nokia6481 nah this is more like NFS Most Wanted. Literally the entire police was called upon this guy, something that Cross does to the player at the end of the story. But regardless, this man must’ve a legend and an icon for many Yugoslavs and is still a legend amongst the car community as well. Whether his intentions was for sending a message for the people or he just did it for fun, he gave an unique message, and a message usually only people amongst the car community will understand: Driving through the limits gives a sense of freedom and euphoria. It’s like a sort of addictive drug that once you feel it for the first time, you want more of it. I guess it’s true what they say: “Adrenaline is a helluva drug”

Before Gran Turismo, Most Wanted was my favorite video game

As a fan of the TXR series, which has a reference final boss, I'd absolutely ADORE a Belgrade phantom reference. A complete monster vaguely resembling a production car. Would be better then reusing the M3 for the dozen time.

Thanks Boris! I'm sure I still made plenty of mistakes - I couldn't believe it when I read "The Zastava 750 is widely known by its nickname "Fića" (Фићa) in Serbian, "Fićo" in Bosnian and Croatian, by "Fičo" or "Fičko" in Slovene and by "Fikjo" (Фиќо) in Macedonian" haha

@@HuntersMoon you learn something new every day haha. but do you know why is that?

@@f1lip797 do you? i’m actually curious

Druze ljudi film napravili gdje ti zivis??

@@dbb7_ yeah. its because they had similar parts as fiat 500 so it looked like it.

please i love these car stories

Holy shit yes, this car is legendary

Yes yes yes!! This story is perfect for your channel

Thanks for the suggestion, I'll add it to the list!

@@HuntersMoon great! Thank you

Good, yes, I will definitely agree. He absolutely put in far more effort than most people do to pronounce the words properly however I was a little bit disappointed with his pronunciation of the word "key" he pronounced it like "gluch' and it is more like "klutche" , other than that everything was excellent and I even feel like a jurk pointing that out haha

@@stanley1554 It's hard because many don't have ''lj'' and similar letters. However I LMAO so hard at the very start when I heard Zeroslavia. Which is ironically correct for the country since it banned original Slavic (Orthodox) and went with the Vatican's vabrications support of creating fake nations while in the big picture presenting them in a joint political brotherhood (brastvo jedinstvo), which worked only on paper. The revived attacks of Vatican's nazis, the wars they made killing off and chasing away native Serbs spoke for itself. Serbia was the native successor and ruler after WW2 but behind the scenes it was cuckolded by nazies and Tito being just one of many others these parasitic entities. The albanian and croat nazis couldn't wait to jump into another war and continue where they stopped in WW2. The Balkan wars was basically WW3 since Serbia was attacked by half of the world all being under the Vatican's umbrella of operations aka NATO.

I am also a massive car guy and probably a future collector from Belgrade. I live in Rakovica, Vidikovac. Pozdrav !

​@@stanley1554we pointing out mistakes *Jerk*

Absolutely. I felt the same way.

Porsches are the cheapest supercars you can buy

@@eliaboschiero9482 But cheap in a good way with there great handling and performance

I mean same goes with every other super car like Lamborghini, Ferrari, and etc, not everyone who drives them just drive em to only show off, a lot of people who owns these supercars and that are actually car enthusiasts drive them for purely thrill and joy but I’m glad hearing all these stories is making u change your perception on Porsche’s

Don't forget their racing stories as well

Zar je Porše još uvijek u Srbiji? Ja sam mislio da su ga izvezli negdje vani poslije ovoga i da mu se gubi trag.

Can you send like a link to a vid or a picture of it still driving today? Thanks

That last part is definitely "legend". That car is nothing but priceless, at this point.

Nebuloza

Wow still driving around !!! That's amazing 😍😍 lucky owner

That sounds really interesting, I'll be sure to check it out! Thanks for the suggestion!

Yugoslavia was never behind the iron curtain though

@@TheWinterburne 1985 I was 2x in USA and I was born 1982. Italy many times, east Europeans could dream of it. Yugoslavia was good country

@@HuntersMoon Make a video on him!

Holy shit im romanian i didnt kown about him!!!!

Lol goddamn what did the government have?

That explains to confusion! Thanks for sharing, I'll have to look more into that story!

@@HuntersMoon Knele was also killed for his political views, he wouldn't work for government and kill "enemies" of the regime in different countries around the world and killed some "tough guys" doing just that, he was killed in a hotel room by national security

:DDD

Dear god no. They would make it into some political crap at best and at worst skew most of the facts.

Thanks Ezathel, I really appreciate your support!

@@HuntersMoon High quality informative automotive oddball stories. 5/5

You are a liar. You are not from Serbia.

I thought they’d buy Russian stuff, Lada or Volgas.

Count Dankula did an awesome Mad Lads video on Helge Meyer and His Ghost Camaro… highly recommend watching!

Thanks Daniel, I really appreciate it!

ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-Ixpcwg2x4gU.html

Thanks Half Pro, glad to see you back and early as always!

Thanks for the kind words and suggestion - I'll look into it!

@@HuntersMoon Cool, thanks for the response.

Man, I remember a Getaway in Stockholm DVD being passed around while I was at school, I haven't thought about that in years!

Getaway in Stockholm, The Ghostrider, Drift King tapes, Donk, Box & Bubble, and of course Superspeeders.

@@error4159 Yes, thanks, I was searching the comments if someone had already suggested it. The Porsche vs police reminded me instantly of Getaway in Stockholm. I was a teenager when those DVDs got copied / torrented! That and ghost rider.

Thanks Nathan, glad you're enjoying it!

There want be because now police would shot on car first day..Yugoslavia in 70s was with almost 0 crime so police shoting on car was unimageable

Some say ghostrider is back

Just today i'v been talking with a friend about Romano Artioli and how fiat sabotaged his effort to produce the best supercar ever.

@@epiculo2 There're lot of theories about this, all ex workers or co-workers said that was his fault, because the EB110 was the most expensive car to produce at the time. Even was a masterpiece, it didn't sold well, so after the EB110 Super Sport, Artioli shutdown for bankruptcy.

@@itsgoodforyougdo Bullshits. He has been boycotted by suppliers and unfaithful workers.

@@epiculo2 I only wrote one of the theories, but I didn't said that was true or not. The development, style and engineering of the car in the beginning was ok, Marcello Gandini designed the first two prototypes, but Artioli said that was "too Lamborghinish" and not Bugatti, Nicola Materazzi said that the four turbos were too much and useless, so after Artioli decides for himself what to do, and gives orders to other people. There're lot of theories, so today it's a "mistery".

@@itsgoodforyougdo Materazzi and Artioli simply couldn't get along.

Thanks for the kind words and the suggestion! I think Hagerty did a great job covering that story, but I'll definitely read more into it and see if I can put my own spin on it one day. Thanks again!

Yugoslavia in 70s was with almost 0 crime so police shooting on car was unimageable,regular police were allowed to shoot only if someone shot on them

They state 'against the socialist regime' but I was surprised to see the cops were far less violent than the American police, if they were ever to pursue this Porsche

Lol you've obviously never heard of the cannonball run.

Thanks Andrew!

Yugoslavia wasn't behind iron curtain xD For a while they had the strongest passport in the world, being able to travel to both east and west without any difficulties.

Yugoslavia was not behind Iron Curtain.

Thanks Clockwerk, that really means a lot!

Thanks Nicholas - Definitely a cool car with the Silk Cut livery, I'll look into it!

@@HuntersMoon 👍 Thank you