Now, this takes some BALLS!
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Reminds me of an F40 I saw in Marin County a few years ago. Inside was dirty and grimy. Must have been a half-dozen fast food bags on the passenger-side floor!
To each, their own I guess.
To each, their own I guess.
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Originally posted by Matt Fresh
that is one of the stupidest things I have ever seen.
that is one of the stupidest things I have ever seen.
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A local owner of this furniture dynasty here in Houston has a 512M and an F-40 both parked in the middle of the store. They each have tons of hand prints and even worse, scrapes from people w/ strollers and stuff walking by.
I'd way rather see one get used than just set out like these two cars are.
I'd way rather see one get used than just set out like these two cars are.
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Guy in my hometown in central California drives his black Enzo Ferrari daily to his business - parks it right out front between all the pick-up trucks . Before that, his daily driver was an F50 ( not F150 !) . Hooray for him. 
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Originally posted by NYSEGuy
I applaud the guy for using the car for what it was meant to be used for... driving. I can't stand seeing cars like that just sit and dry rot away...
I applaud the guy for using the car for what it was meant to be used for... driving. I can't stand seeing cars like that just sit and dry rot away...
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Originally posted by sticky
Why? Should the car be sealed in some kind of bubble not to be touched? He obviously isn't too conerned with what other people think and is enjoying his car. Props to him for using his car whatever way he chooses, even if it's to get him to the park as quickly as possible to ride his mountain bike.
Why? Should the car be sealed in some kind of bubble not to be touched? He obviously isn't too conerned with what other people think and is enjoying his car. Props to him for using his car whatever way he chooses, even if it's to get him to the park as quickly as possible to ride his mountain bike.