a 1959 california spyder. black on black.


They are seen frequently? I've never seen one.360 Spyder said:If it was a modern, it would be a 360 Spider. Yeah they are seen frequently, but still, I love it. :lol:
Scratch that..........I did see one in New Orleans.Pete04222 said:They are seen frequently? I've never seen one.360 Spyder said:If it was a modern, it would be a 360 Spider. Yeah they are seen frequently, but still, I love it. :lol:
:lol:Pete04222 said:Scratch that..........I did see one in New Orleans.Pete04222 said:They are seen frequently? I've never seen one.360 Spyder said:If it was a modern, it would be a 360 Spider. Yeah they are seen frequently, but still, I love it. :lol:
250 GTO. hands down. When I saw Tom Cruise driving the 250 in "Vanilla Sky", I about had a fit.Andy said:Yeah, the 250 GTO is cooler and more valuable, but civilians don't know it's a Ferrari. Drive up in an F40 and everyone will know what you're driving. Actually, the same could probably be said for the Enzo.
I think the 308 is the most recognizable. No question. That is a Ferrari!!!!Gofast said:As for "look at that ferrari", I'd have to say the 80's tesstarossa is one of the most recognizable.
True, the 308 is pretty Ferrari-ish. I guess I just grew up with Miami Vice, and the tesstarossa made a big impression on me as "the" Ferrari.Pete04222 said:I think the 308 is the most recognizable. No question. That is a Ferrari!!!!
(With special thanks to Thomas Magnum.)
Wasn't Magnum P.I. on the air at the same time as Miami Vice? I never really watched Miami Vice but wasn't it a Daytona that they drove?Gofast said:True, the 308 is pretty Ferrari-ish. I guess I just grew up with Miami Vice, and the tesstarossa made a big impression on me as "the" Ferrari.