I was thinking that maybe it isn't legal in the States!jaguar75 said:Very nice...It has some Lotus lines I think but overall a work of art. I would think that if you have the money to afford this car you could also afford to get it delivered to you in the states!
on what grounds?Wurm said:
cant speak for the Enzo but the McLaren F1 didnt have a radio....not even a basic one. It was a one seater driving machine....no distractions.jaguar75 said:
Yeah...I was being sarcastic by saying there really isn't anything that separates the street from the race versions of these cars. I had the fortunate luck of pulling up to a restaurant the oher day for lunch and there was an Enzo parked out front. My god what a beautiful car...it's not everyday that you get to stand next to a million dollar plus work of art...MountainPro said:
you were lucky to see an Enzo, Ferrari only ever built 399 of them and were exported to Europe, UK, Middle East, USA etc...you were lucky to have seen one....very lucky.jaguar75 said:Yeah...I was being sarcastic by saying there really isn't anything that separates the street from the race versions of these cars. I had the fortunate luck of pulling up to a restaurant the oher day for lunch and there was an Enzo parked out front. My god what a beautiful car...it's not everyday that you get to stand next to a million dollar plus work of art...
I watched a TV episode the other day called "Rides", I don't know if you guys get it...They talked a little about the Ferrari owners show in Cali...There were several Enzo's there and the dude hosting the show said that When Ferrari started to make the car they created a "call" list for the people that Ferrari wanted to own the Enzo. The guy said that They called everyone on the list until all of the cars were sold. I heard that the going price for a used one at auction right now is nearing the 3 million mark...Just what I have heard.MountainPro said:
you know, not a lot of cyclists recognise the late great Marco Pantani when he is not on his bike grimacing like a bulldog...jaguar75 said:
Well, I am no high-zoot car "expert" by any stretch. I had just assumed that perhaps the horsepower rating or the exhaust/emissions system wasn't kosher for the laws here. (?)jaguar75 said:
Mopar...yes indeed.jaguar75 said:Even though I have a soft spot for modern supercars...I will agree I also am a MOPAR fan...nothing like good ole' American Muscle!!!
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It is so funny you mentioned the Ford GT. I was at my Ford dealership yesterday looking at the 2005 Harley Davidson F250 Turbo Diesel, becasue I want one, and they have a red and white GT there now. It is #844 of 1000. I took a bunch of pictures with my camera phone...pictures do no justice to that car...you have to see it in person. because Ford only made 1000 the dealership asking price on this one is 320k. I have a feeling it is going to sit on thier showroom floor for a little while.MountainPro said:
you can build a replica in kit form for about £15,000 ($30,000 USD)...jaguar75 said:
never seen the movie but if you want a flash car, look to Lotus, TVR, Aston Martin...most america actors do anyway...NYY2183 said:
