Turbo Lag
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Elise out my office window
I love that shot 👍
Elise out my office window
What is this 300C estate thing? We have them in Michigan but I always thought it was a conversion.
Love that Genki sticker!👍Chaser outside my office a few minutes ago
Congratulations!! I know you had been looking for this one for some time!!! 👍
WTF, you've posted that before, or at least one nearly identical. Why is that car dirty and parked in front of that building during winter again?
Ferrari 328 GTS
Love that Genki sticker!👍
WTF, you've posted that before, or at least one nearly identical. Why is that car dirty and parked in front of that building during winter again?
Lemme guess, there just happened to be a Ford E-series parked behind it...
I saw a Bentley Flying Spur, (Think that's what it's called. It's the 4 door version of the Continental GT) But I was too ****ing slow to get the ****ing camera to take the ****ing picture of the ****ing car!
Glad someone else noticed that too. 👍 I <3 chasers just as much as chaser_fan.
Porsche 911 [997] ... with ski racks! Only in Colorado. And yes, it's a Carrera 4.
Took that a few days back, same generation 911, same Carrera 4.
These people are nuts! This was my personal favorite though:
That's a 996 Turbo with ski racks. Took it a while ago though. Lord.
Chevrolet Beretta,first time that I see one of these.
Maybe you'll catch a Gallardo with them next....
Savor it as I'm sure that's the only snow/Ferrari spot in this thread. It was very cool to see. The 328 left before the snow could accumulate.
Only in California (and Mexico!). Have you ever seen that shot of the F40 with a bike rack?
You'd think the Elise would be a bit more common, even in your area. I see them quite often. By the way, check this out:
http://www.ferrarichat.com/forum/showthread.php?t=162670
Short and mostly Tulsa-based, but you might be interested anyway. Congrats on the 355 spot again.
Savor it as I'm sure that's the only snow/Ferrari spot in this thread. It was very cool to see. The 328 left before the snow could accumulate.