A Real Rarity....A White Ferrari (Page 2): That's a pretty strong position, Jack. I wouldn't pick white myself but I rather like this one.

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Curmudgeon wrote:

Nice shots Tom of a really beautiful car with the ugliest paint job I have ever seen.

That's a pretty strong position, Jack. I wouldn't pick white myself but I rather like this one.

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UTMike wrote:

I like it, Tom, regardless of that Jack guy (LOL).

Oh, he's fine, Mike. He just had a bad of coffee.

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Retired CPO wrote:

It's a beautiful car! I'll take three of them!

Now, there you go, Chief. If you take three that means two of us can't get one.

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Basil_O wrote:

Ferraris in red, Porshes in black, Corvettes in yellow has been my long standing mantra. When my wife finally buys a winning lottery ticket, I will see if it holds true. Lol

Well, I just hope you get a chance to find out. Good luck.

Tom

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Manglesphoto wrote:

Great set of images!!!

Thanks, Frank.

You better keep a low profile for a while. Old Jack got some bad coffee and you don't know what can happen.

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black mamba wrote:

Now, there you go, Chief. If you take three that means two of us can't get one.

I didn't say I would KEEP three. I would pass two of them along and make a couple hundred bucks! Everyone who knows me knows I'm a nice guy! My waiting list has gotten pretty long. Are you on there yet?

PAR4DCR Loc: A Sunny Place

A fine capture of a rare vehicle Tom.

Don

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Retired CPO wrote:

I didn't say I would KEEP three. I would pass two of them along and make a couple hundred bucks! Everyone who knows me knows I'm a nice guy! My waiting list has gotten pretty long. Are you on there yet?

Hey Chief. I can see that you haven't heard yet. I'm well known as " Mr. Fleet of Foot ". I've had my two in the garage for some time now.

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PAR4DCR wrote:

A fine capture of a rare vehicle Tom.

Don

Thanks, Don.

Thorny Devil Loc: Alice Springs, Central Australia

The lines of that Ferrari and some other sports cars of the same era appeal to more than many of the later designs - not that I would refuse any if they were offered to me. Great capture Tom of a very desirable rare classic car in a rare - for a Ferrari - colour.

Richard.

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Thorny Devil wrote:

The lines of that Ferrari and some other sports cars of the same era appeal to more than many of the later designs - not that I would refuse any if they were offered to me. Great capture Tom of a very desirable rare classic car in a rare - for a Ferrari - colour.

Richard.

Like you, Richard, I'm much more into the styling of classic sports cars. Perhaps that's a reflection of my age. I get a greater sense of character from the earlier iteration of those cars...regardless of who the manufacturer was. I look forward to your visits.

Thorny Devil Loc: Alice Springs, Central Australia

black mamba wrote:

Like you, Richard, I'm much more into the styling of classic sports cars. Perhaps that's a reflection of my age. I get a greater sense of character from the earlier iteration of those cars...regardless of who the manufacturer was. I look forward to your visits.

I agree Tom, I grew up in the 1950's - 1960's and I am sure that nostalgia has a lot to do with my preferences.

Reuss Griffiths Loc: Ravenna, Ohio

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Even though your title says white Ferrari, when I looked at the first image, my mind said, "yeah there's a Ferrari there, but that white car is in the way". Regardless of the lines, it just doesn't look like a Ferrari. I googled it and they had red versions that were identical to the white one in your post and they looked like Ferraris. Something just feels unfinished with this car. I'd take one in a heartbeat, but I'd take a red one in a half a heartbeat.

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black mamba wrote:

Hey Chief. I can see that you haven't heard yet. I'm well known as " Mr. Fleet of Foot ". I've had my two in the garage for some time now.

mvetrano2 Loc: Commack, NY

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