Ferrari?

[harwood39]

^^^i know what you mean, i glanced out the window at work the other day, and saw the red one, and the yellow one right behind it, i was like holy shit, and had to take a second look. I really thaught i was dreaming.

[PSiedTSi]

there was a lotus espirit for sale a few years back i believe

[Guest]

Some guy in Bluemont Lakes has a couple ferraris (might be kit, but I doubt it). A few weeks ago I was driving past Bluemont Lakes and looked over (didn't get a great view however) and saw what appeared to be a Lamborghini Murciellago coming onto 25th St. Was awesome

[Guest]

^^^You were dreaming^^^They Arent even street legal here.

[darkelvis]

exactly^^^^

[Parker]

anything can be made street legal...........

[Guest]

not really...how can you make a car more narrow...murcialego's are wider than H1's i beleive.

[oomgloff2]

ive seen a younger guy in an NSX with a heavy foot around, im pretty sure it was red.

[Guest]

^^ whats your point?^^

[Guest]

My car isn't street legal either, doesn't mean I don't drive it on the street. I might be wrong about it being a Murci, but I'm POSITIVE it was a new style Lambo....sucka was WIDE

[Dangler]

didin't Scherling's dad have a Ferrarri 328?

[Guest]

tjamz wrote:
Some guy in Bluemont Lakes has a couple ferraris (might be kit, but I doubt it). A few weeks ago I was driving past Bluemont Lakes and looked over (didn't get a great view however) and saw what appeared to be a Lamborghini Murciellago coming onto 25th St. Was awesome

That's Ron Olson - Adam Drake knows him pretty darn well and no he does not own a mucielago, he does own a mid 90's Ferrari.

[weshole]

mwc1 wrote:
^^^You were dreaming^^^They Arent even street legal here.

Your kidding right? How in the hell aren't they street legal. That myth was put to rest back in the stone age. They are as street legal as a Viper, Carerra GT or a SLR Mclaren.

[harwood39]

I agree with wes on this one, they ARE street legal. Other wise they wouldnt be sold in the US. They may not be legal in some states like the SLR Mclaren, but they are street legal.

[Guest]

spoolude wrote:
That's Ron Olson - Adam Drake knows him pretty darn well and no he does not own a mucielago, he does own a mid 90's Ferrari.

I'm not saying that this guy lives in Bluemont, just that I saw what I am 99.99999% sure was a Lamborghini. I know what the ferraris look like that are back there, this was NOT a ferrari.

[legacy-user-33]

Muercialago is street legal, I saw three different colors in Burnsville alone, yellow, black, and green.

[Guest]

look at the width of a murcialego....they are wider than a h1....it will take up the whole lane and then some of the other lane...pretty sure they arent legal

[Guest]

thread whores, not a big deal tho

[Efini]

Dangler wrote:
didin't Scherling's dad have a Ferrarri 328?
No, it was HIS dads Ferrari. Only my grandma drove it around thou. Then she got sick of it and bought a red 3000GT Spyder, dont ask me why. I remember askin her when I was real young if it was her new Ferrari. But that Ferrari wasn’t that fast, my dad and my uncle "raced" from Fargo to Bismarck. His 89’ Vet against the 328. He said that his vet had better acceleration but once he hit 140 the Ferrari flew by him.

[PUREVIL]

Laf @ Lambo not street legal! HAHAHAHA

Also the H1 is 6 inches wider than an H1. 86.5 vs 80.5

Trust me the Lamboghini Murcie coupe and roadster and street legal in North America.