Eric's collection

Respect to LV Eric when times are hard needs must, anyway I was told you are only gay if you enjoy it and it was probably only a job

 

I had murcielago right, except that I don't usually take the time to add the accent.

 

i know i'm a little late in saying this...but WOW...its hard not to look, the pictures look like my MODEL car collection, except yours is real...kudos to u on such a nice collection...

 

Awesome collection!!!

 

Nice collection eric...Check your PM's bro

 

I'm now giving my soul to have anyone with beautiful, stunning, breathtaking automobiles adopt me...let me know.

 

Townshend, Why do you think no LP640's?

I've heard that they are a huge handful at speeds, but I thought that's what the prolonged time until production was trying to work out. It seemed like the Murciélago had the same problem to a lesser degree, but of course I have no experience.

It would be cool to see the best of both worlds in the same stable. The kings of the Raging Bull and the Prancing Horse would be a site to see. As long as the Lambo isn't yellow, I think it hits the wrong keys (only on the LP640)... Go black!

Peter Hatch

 

6 GTO ex Steve P, 328 belongs to C o`L, Dino ?? The 330 will be yours then??

Picture from a North West Area FOC UK meet!!

 

His Enzo is amazing, and I am still yet to see those incredible GTRs in person.

 

correct

 

Same here, amazing collection Eric.

 

I SAW THE ARTICLE IN THE MARCH 07 ISSUE OF MODIFIED LUXURY AND EXOTICS!!!!! IT'S CRAZY .

 

What article?

 

I see some Freudianism in the Elise/Hummer arrangement.

It is impressive, but it's not that diverse a car collection. You know, if a child spent $3M, this is what his garage would look like.

One Ferrari... Sad... No Aston, Porsche, Bugatti... Not even the trademark posers SLR... Anybody can buy cars, but few diversify their collections in good taste...






Kind Regards
Jon

 

But let me make it clear -





JESUS THATS AN AMAZING COLLECTION!




Im done...



Kind Regards,
Jon

 

Actually, I disagree. If I had a collection, I bet mine would be 90% of what Eric's is.

And I think it is VERY diverse. You have the loud and raw GTRs, the 3-ton plush luxury cruiser Maybach, the small and nimble track toy the Elise, the offroad shrub-killing Hummer, the 1980s dream car Countach's, a limo to be chauffered in, and the modern Ferrari Supercar. An American musclecar is about the only thing I can think of that would make the collection any more diverse.

And as Eric has said - most of these cars are rare and are holding their value. Can't say that for most Porsches or Astons.

To each his own...

 

Thanks for letting us get a peek! Wonderful photos.

I wonder if those two GTRs where at Keuylian in Beverly Hills a few years ago (probably in 2002)? I took a panoramic photo of an orange, yellow and blue GTR (with a Porsche 959 and Jaguar XJ220 in the background as a bonus). I thought they were the owners cars at the time.

That straight overhead shot of the Lamborghinis was great! They sort of looked like highly detailed 1/18 scale models!

Jimmy
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although i would not go to the extent to say my collection would be 90% of what eric has, i must say his collection is extremely varied as pointed out above.

to each their own

eric, well done; well done indeed!

p.s. that yellow gtr shot from behind...::thumbsup::

 

thanks for the kind words guys, and for the haters least i HAVE a collection sorrry my choices didnt make you happy. I wish I bought the orange GTR I had the $$$ but thought 3 was overkill. Oh well live and learn

 

wow......................awesome collection

 

I am sure you dont need me to tell you.....but don't let it get to you. In the end it's what makes you happy. But yeah, you should have got that 3rd GTR! Awesome investment potential I predict!

 

A collection is a collection the 2ndmost important thing I think is the chase to find what you exactly want in the colour etc and then the DEAL.

The 1st is to enjoy and try and drive as many as possible or as often most people only get to enjoy them when they take them to show them off
(We all like to do that)

A great book to read is Alan Clarkes BACK FIRED it gives a great insight into the great british MPs love of cars and driveing


ferrari collections (a bit out of date)

http://www.scuderia.cc/menu/ferrari-collections/default.htm

 

The Yellow one is a Diablo GT, not GTR.

 

The article is called The other area51 on page 140 in the March/April Modified Luxury & Exotics........check it out.