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In the parking lot ...
They parked next to each other today:
http://billyngphotography.com/forum_photos/ferraris.jpg There's quite a bit of other eye candy in this parking lot as well. A few Astons, a Fisker, a 430 CS, a few Bentley CGTs, and Porsche's seemingly everywhere. |
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Parking lot??? In Brooklyn!!!!
Must be a show going on.
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Aside from the odd trees present in Brooklyn, I wonder how many would be left tomorrow?
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Where is this? What type of business?
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Was it a "Gold in my Sachs" parking lot?
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Jeez, that FF looks like a Hearse.
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What kind of wheels are those on the 458?
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Those are the standard wheels.
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Remember: A Dino is NOT a Ferrari. It's better. |
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Wow, looks like I have to update my preferences. I haven't been in Brooklyn for 6 years.
I currently live in Westchester, and that pic is from the parking lot of the hedge fund I work at in Connecticut. The parking lot next door (the main building) is considerably more impressive however with a couple of Astons, a Fisker, more than a handful of Bentley CGTs, Porsches everywhere including a track-prepped GT3 that gets daily driven, the 458 in the photo usually parks in that lot, a Maybach, and a Gallardo occasionally. |
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Although I'd probably pick Ferro, or Bianco Avus, Grigio Silverstone fits the FF so well in my opinion!
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![]() That's quite a car enthused business |
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The Maybach is a chauffeur situation. Most of the Bentleys, Maseratis, and Astons appear to be a simple status thing as are almost all of the Porsches save the GT3 and a lowered 996 Turbo that appears to have been track-prepped and that runs tires in the summer I can't believe are actually street legal.
On top of the two Ferraris in the photo, there is a 430 Scud (nero, no stripe) that I mentioned earlier and a California. That said, I think the California was traded in for the FF as I haven't seen it since the FF hit the lot. Except for the Maybach (CEO), I have no idea who owns the other cars as I've amazingly never actually been in the lot when the owners are getting in/out of their cars and I've worked here for 4 years now. |
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That's putting it kindly...
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Side view is a bad angle for the FF, no doubt.
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pretty wealthy company that is!
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it is.
it carries the remains of Ferrari's styling heritage.
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Take this scene, multiply it by 500 across the country at other hedge fund and mutual fund offices.
Ah, so THAT'S what happened to my mutual fund contributions! :/ |
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i had to lol...i then lol'd some more...and then gave props for the clever comment!
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