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Sorry, have to jump in here and correct you on picture 32: the red car is a 250GT swb (subtle name change but very different from the 250GTO) and the silver car is a 275 GTB.
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Sorry, have to jump in here and correct you on picture 32: the red car is a 250GT swb (subtle name change but very different from the 250GTO) and the silver car is a 275 GTB.
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OK, so it isn't a 996 topic so someone will surely shoot me down, but I think it's worth sharing and this group is where I hang out...
We all know that all the crazy cars get shipped to London in August so Top Gear have a few pictures here
http://www.topgear.com/car-news/supe...2015-edition-0
To keep the P car theme, check out number 7...seriously, parked at the side of the road in London....
You want the reality they are more likely in July and it will look more like this as the top speed is about 5mph in Knightsbridge driving any car sucks
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...g-wardens.html
Sorry, have to jump in here and correct you on picture 32: the red car is a 250GT swb (subtle name change but very different from the 250GTO) and the silver car is a 275 GTB. Picture 45 is indeed a Lusso, another 250GT variant. I'd take any of the above in a heartbeat.
Reminds me of outside Urth Caffe on Melrose in West Hollywood. Wall to wall super cars all with Gulf (Arabian) states plates. Toys for the princelings.
I'm so confused by this - people go on vacation to different countries, to cities that have horrible traffic and parking issues in them, and ship their cars over?
Yes, I get it - oil money, blah blah blah, but it still amazes me.
I'll just be over there with the hoi polloi...
Seen plenty of Saudi plates. They're not consulate plates though. They're mostly around Beverly Whilshire. BTW, they also bring their many many servants with them.
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Think I'll just stay out here in the Mohave Desert with my 996. Same temperatures as the Rub al Khali, but everyone speaks better English, and the girls can wear bikinis without getting in trouble from the mullahs.
Seriously amazing collection of photographs. Makes me want to go drill in my back yard find some oil or natural gas. Or just hit the neighbors line and fantasize for 20 minutes before the men in white shirts with a padded truck come and take me away!
Lake Havasu City, AZ.
Not pictured: Lake (see below).
For a long, open drive, try route 62 between Desert Center (VERY well named), and Parker AZ. Beautiful if you enjoy open desert, and includes at least one straightaway that reaches 22 miles with only a single broad curve. Excellent for 'spirited' driving, so long as you have a detector. I didn't. Which cost me $900 in Indio Traffic Court.
Sadly, only 101mph. All it takes in the People's Republic of California is >100, and you're a member of the
900 Club.
Had I known, I'd have wound it up to 130. Can't take an out of state DL away.
And yes, it was 115 today. Impossible to remain outside for more than 20 minutes unless up to your neck in water.
Which really, is not a bad way to spend part of a Saturday...
