nietsmas
06-02-08, 11:32 AM
but then i remembered that he had a 911 ;)
http://farm2.static.flickr.com/1187/1177432442_82e3eae163.jpg?v=0
http://farm2.static.flickr.com/1187/1177432442_82e3eae163.jpg?v=0
Great Lakes - at first i thought this was colorchange...
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ColorChange
06-02-08, 11:32 AM
;)
CyLowe97
06-02-08, 11:33 AM
And that's not an SLC-SL with 404's.
recursive
06-02-08, 11:57 AM
Bah, too many spacers. Absolutely terrible.
John Wilke
06-02-08, 01:41 PM
What is it? (the car).
Heading south on 59 towards Winfield yesterday, I was passed by a Jaguar tailgating a Maseratti.
I don't even think you can buy a Maseratti in Wisconsin. :)
Heading south on 59 towards Winfield yesterday, I was passed by a Jaguar tailgating a Maseratti.
I don't even think you can buy a Maseratti in Wisconsin. :)
ColorChange
06-02-08, 01:42 PM
I just sold my Lamborghini. Never even tried racking the bike on it. Damn funny picture though.
Scummer
06-02-08, 01:58 PM
Looks like a Galardo Lambo? A bike rack on a Lambo.. that is some funny ****!
nietsmas
06-02-08, 02:02 PM
and it even has a custom rack
CyLowe97
06-02-08, 02:03 PM
can you see CC rolling up to Penny Road's gravel lot with that ragged tall speedbump in a Lamborghini?
I'd pay to see that!
I'd pay to see that!
garysol1
06-02-08, 03:40 PM
I just sold my Lamborghini. Never even tried racking the bike on it. Damn funny picture though.
What Model Lambo did you have? I worked for a Lamborghini, Lotus, Bitter shop in Baltimore for a few years from 1987 to around 1989. My title was transportation manager. I handled all the deliveries of serviced vehicles as well as new car delivery's that were handled off site. I also had to handle all of the emission testing. So here I was an irresponsible kid of 20 being paid to drive Countach's and Miura's around town......not a bad gig :)
What Model Lambo did you have? I worked for a Lamborghini, Lotus, Bitter shop in Baltimore for a few years from 1987 to around 1989. My title was transportation manager. I handled all the deliveries of serviced vehicles as well as new car delivery's that were handled off site. I also had to handle all of the emission testing. So here I was an irresponsible kid of 20 being paid to drive Countach's and Miura's around town......not a bad gig :)
ColorChange
06-02-08, 04:09 PM
1983 Lamborghini Countach 5000S, highly customized and track prepped. Sold it 3 weeks ago and they shipped it to Japan. :(
http://www.pbase.com/image/98030298/original.jpg
Clearance with my Porsche is much worse. I have 1.5" when I have the carbon splitter on the front. At least with the Lambo I had nearly 4".
http://www.pbase.com/image/98030298/original.jpg
Clearance with my Porsche is much worse. I have 1.5" when I have the carbon splitter on the front. At least with the Lambo I had nearly 4".
JPradun
06-02-08, 04:15 PM
And what do you do for a living?
garysol1
06-02-08, 04:23 PM
1983 Lamborghini Countach 5000S,
Pretty car. Those carburated models could be a major pain in the butt though. I was sent out on many a call to pull and clean plugs...:)
Had a few owners who were afraid to get there hands dirty...
Just reminiscing in my mind about this Miura I used to get to drive on a regular basis.....Always put a smile on my face....
Pretty car. Those carburated models could be a major pain in the butt though. I was sent out on many a call to pull and clean plugs...:)
Had a few owners who were afraid to get there hands dirty...
Just reminiscing in my mind about this Miura I used to get to drive on a regular basis.....Always put a smile on my face....
voldemort
06-02-08, 11:09 PM
can you see CC rolling up to Penny Road's gravel lot with that ragged tall speedbump in a Lamborghini?
I'd pay to see that!
Rolling in, yeah. But what are the odds of it still being there an hour and a half later after you unload your bike and ride off?:innocent:
I'd pay to see that!
Rolling in, yeah. But what are the odds of it still being there an hour and a half later after you unload your bike and ride off?:innocent:
ColorChange
06-03-08, 06:52 AM
JP, working on retiring ... at least for few years.
Gary, yes, you'd better know how to balance carbs but I love that I could shoot flames out the exhaust on downshifts. It scared the crap out of people in underpasses, etc. Loved that 12 cyclinder rumble.
Vold ... yep. Although with 4 wheels they might not know how to drive it.
Gary, yes, you'd better know how to balance carbs but I love that I could shoot flames out the exhaust on downshifts. It scared the crap out of people in underpasses, etc. Loved that 12 cyclinder rumble.
Vold ... yep. Although with 4 wheels they might not know how to drive it.