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tmarsh;47975 wrote:here's some mo' pitures.
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This Porshe was at NOPI

What's that picture of the S2k motor?
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It was swapped into a Lotus Super 7 type kit car
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I had an awesome time, half the Ferrari's are owned by my dads work partners (loaded!). The guy with the 575 that you posted owns 12 I think. He collects them...

His garage makes me seisure.
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Pork Pie;48303 wrote:I had an awesome time, half the Ferrari's are owned by my dads work partners (loaded!). The guy with the 575 that you posted owns 12 I think. He collects them...

His garage makes me seisure.
what does he do for a liveing? sell drugs? hitman? both?
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sharpie;48340 wrote:what does he do for a liveing? sell drugs? hitman? both?

Investments and Mutual Funds. He's a partner at Edward Jones, meaning he owns some of the company.
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The Ferrari pricks need to learn how to take better care of their cars. Most of them there had swirls in the paint like a 15 year old jap beater would have. Here was a BRAND NEW F430...

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Barf. If these dummies can afford nice cars like this, you'd think they would drop $100 every now and then on some quality materials and/or labor and get that paint to a mirror shine. Instead, they slap an "invisible" bra on it and destroy the rest of the paint every weekend or whenever they feel like showing it off in the driveway. :ymca:
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