Corso Ferraris and coffee

At the opposite end of the spectrum from the 812 was Tom Spiro's delightful 1960 Porsche 356, which is for sale! He had the original spare tire in the front boot, which obviously means that it is for show and not for go. I mean, would you trust a 58-year-old tire?

And there was also a nice '70s vintage 911 Carrera and a Fiat 124 spider in one of those weird colors that seems to change as you walk around the car.
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Other interesting Ferraris there were the aforementioned F12berlinetta, a Novitec Rosso 360 spider, and a couple of 458 Speciales that may be familiar to you. (Anyone for a 488 Pista?)

And it's interesting to study Ferraris from directly overhead, or nearly so. Just keep a good grip on that camera, son!
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Great pictures Jim.......

 

Since Corso is no longer involved, this event deserves a new name. As a presumed Italian counterpart to Caffeine and Octane, how about:

Cappuccini e Cavallini

 

How about a play on a popular local TV show, “The Real Ferrari Owners of Atlanta”

 

Great display of cars, as always. Big thanks to Tom Spiro for making this happen.

 

get some gals from the Cheetah to stop by and it will sell... oh, it will sell.