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that yellow 6.0 was for sale at ZR auto about 4-5 months ago if not more.....think its got bout 25-28k on it. I remember the price being really...
^yup thats how ontario is.
^^ you got any pics of the R/T as it stands now???
I totally understand that but soo many of these cars are going all over the map colour wise. If I was paying $300,000+ for a car you better...
Does anyone else feel that ferrari allowed way to many different custom colours on the scuderia n 16m???? dont get me wrong most of them look...
The enzo is geting painted red isnt it??
Thanks for the info guys, im gonna start reading bout these lil rockets.
if you dont mind me asking, how much did that thing run you??? and whats maintence like on these lil things?? you can pm me, id like to know...
Roy why didnt you get another 6 speed??
Am i the only one who thinks that a stock CGT should be left untouched??? A stock CGT is probably my fav car along a F40. The only thing i...
You might ruin your winter tires if you drive them on the hot pavement.... was reading on a forum a few years ago if you drive and the ground...
Dont take this the wrong way, but 2 different drivers and 2 different cars will bring various different results.
Im prety sure that pictures is of tony kannana old f430. that is a pic of his garage, he has posted on the net before
you have a pm
that is probably fchat member jamie..he just got his 16m yesterday.
^was the lp orange and the gallardo red??
I must say that is one amazing car... the only thing that i could see being done is either gold or yellow calipers.
if the licence plate what i think it is, i think the owners son had the imfamous chrome M3 which is now white
^thats a regular murcie with a premier kit on it, the guy posts here.
Lucas how come you shoot alot of cars beside a jet?? Do that many of your clients own private jets?? And if im not mistaken the owner of that...
