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Exotic Cars on the Street
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Laffertron
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Far out what is wrong with that guy's hand in the last picture?!??
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Have you never seen a nice car before? I find it really odd to take pictures of other people's private property. There's something real pedestrian about it.Originally Posted by Jodum5
[Sorry, had to rant a bit]
If you want he can lie and say they're his like those banned posters used to.
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I used to do the same thing, until I realized that its not that special to see them anymore since I see about 5 a day in NYC lol. Now I just get mad that they are not mine, especially when I see someone my age driving one (God damn rich kids lol).
I'd hate to drive an exotic car in a crowded city street. I don't see the fun in it. If I was wealthy enough to own one, I would use a private car service. Or at least be chauffered in my exotic car (granted it's an appropriate one)
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Have you never seen a nice car before? I find it really odd to take pictures of other people's private property. There's something real pedestrian about it.Originally Posted by Jodum5
[Sorry, had to rant a bit]
I take pics of nice cars out of the street if I get the opportunity. It's cool to see them "in the wild."
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Have you never seen a nice car before? I find it really odd to take pictures of other people's private property. There's something real pedestrian about it.Originally Posted by Jodum5
[Sorry, had to rant a bit]
Weren't you the one who complained when I posted a picture of a Ferrari saying it was a violation of the owner's privacy?
JB
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A drive/event for cystic fibrosisOriginally Posted by zjpj83
Nicest car there by far, in my opinion - 275 GTB shortnose
IIRC, you drive one like the second in this pic? Good to see, they did it for charity.
Btw, thanks for the comparison shots of the 360 and 430.
The 275 is a blast.
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