Lamborghini Gallardo 550-2 Balboni E-Gear.
Yeah. You read that right. E-gear. Car number 250.
Lamborghini Gallardo 550-2 Balboni E-Gear.
Yeah. You read that right. E-gear. Car number 250.
Odd. I thought the point of the Balboni was that it was manual. Nothing some extra cash couldn't take care of, I guess.
Get that weak shit off my track
Today on I-90, a 1969 Dodge Dart, primrose yellow with a yellow "mod top."
I know they are now reproducing the mod top material in limited quantity, so it could be a fake - but you definitely don't see that every day.
You have achieved the holy grail of spotting.Originally Posted by Cam
This is a one-off car, a Bentley T1 reworked by Pininfarina for the 1968 Turin show.
It was this car that led to the production of the later Rolls Royce Camargue, also done by Pininfarina.
It was. Also to have a 2wd Gallardo.
The E-Gear was an option though.
Within ten minutes of each other on Friday:
AMC Eagle SX4. Burgundy in color, in pristine shape complete with rear spoiler.
'77 Mercury Cougar. Baby blue, white vinyl top, in good shape other than a primer spot on the right rear.
Porsche 944 wearing a 968 badge.
Saw a Panamera yesterday. Felt like I needed to burn my eyes out afterward.
FFS, they aren't that bad.
Saw an AMC AMX on my way to work the other day, was up on a trailer going down the highway, red with white stripes.
I saw one of these in Edinburgh at the weekend. Made a nice noise. Some aftermarket exhausts I think and perhaps some engine work as it had a definitely non standard airbox added to the bonnet.
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