2014 Maseratti Granturismo Sport
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Nice shots, KT.
I once fronted the money for a friend to by a 1957 Maserati 350 GT in 1980 It pretty much needed a complete restoration. He got over his head pretty quickly and I mandated that we sell the thing before my losses got any worse. Those kind of restorations can gobble money at a voracious rate...even if you know what you're doing.
I once fronted the money for a friend to by a 1957 Maserati 350 GT in 1980 It pretty much needed a complete restoration. He got over his head pretty quickly and I mandated that we sell the thing before my losses got any worse. Those kind of restorations can gobble money at a voracious rate...even if you know what you're doing.
Feb 4, 2024 14:54:17 #
campyboy1
Loc: vancouver Washington
Where do you keep finding all these great car's that you take pictures of?
Feb 4, 2024 15:07:16 #
campyboy1 wrote:
Where do you keep finding all these great car's that you take pictures of?
Just three or four car shows a summer in Northern Michigan & occasionally something from my archives.
Elk Country Cruisers - Atlanta, Michigan
Annual Lewiston (MI) Auto Show
Bay Harbor Vintage Auto & Boat Show - Bay Harbor, Michigan
St. Ignace Car Parade - St. Ignace, Michigan (U.P.)
Our daughter lives in Port Orchard, Washington & she tells me they have quite a few car shows in the vicinity all summer long.
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black mamba wrote:
Nice shots, KT.
I once fronted the money for a friend to by a 1957 Maserati 350 GT in 1980 It pretty much needed a complete restoration. He got over his head pretty quickly and I mandated that we sell the thing before my losses got any worse. Those kind of restorations can gobble money at a voracious rate...even if you know what you're doing.
I once fronted the money for a friend to by a 1957 Maserati 350 GT in 1980 It pretty much needed a complete restoration. He got over his head pretty quickly and I mandated that we sell the thing before my losses got any worse. Those kind of restorations can gobble money at a voracious rate...even if you know what you're doing.
i know the whoas of an italian sports car!!!!
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KTJohnson wrote:
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Kim you have done it again. This is an awesome looking car. I love the sound of a Maserati. There used to be one in a local mall inside that was for show from a dealer. I always would stop and ogle overt and tell my wife I want this car. She would just get THAT look and that was it. If they hd someone there I would ask him if he would please start it up. Not happening. Yes you nailed the backgrounds again, LOVE it. Keep posting look forward to some more. Thanks BE SAFE!!
Tom
Feb 5, 2024 06:29:04 #
You put smiles on my face nearly every time I look at one of your photos. I have an 86 Mercedes 560SL that I really go enjoy photographing. It has 50,000 miles on it and now I just drive it about 500 miles a year. Have not
had the convertible top up for more than a few mintues every once in a while for the last 10-15 years. Have not had the hard top on it in 20 years. About the only place it goes is to the golf course, some 20 miles through the hills and curves of the Texas Hill Country. A white streak often at more than 100 MPH. My wife has a low mileage '96 red Corvette that goes to town every couple of weeks. Both of these cars were purchased with money made by our race horses. As children of the 1940s, we still like fast things. Again, thanks for the photos.
had the convertible top up for more than a few mintues every once in a while for the last 10-15 years. Have not had the hard top on it in 20 years. About the only place it goes is to the golf course, some 20 miles through the hills and curves of the Texas Hill Country. A white streak often at more than 100 MPH. My wife has a low mileage '96 red Corvette that goes to town every couple of weeks. Both of these cars were purchased with money made by our race horses. As children of the 1940s, we still like fast things. Again, thanks for the photos.
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