RacingTiger

Thats a Ferrari 330 p3 :P

Actually the 412p and 330 p4 are identical cars

Slo_crx1

250's were the ----, but if you're lucky to find one of the 6 ever made, the Ferrari 350 GTO screams hotness. I found a few old pics from the shop I used to work for, it's a bad ---- and the car is covered in dust, but it's a Ferrari 350 GTO (no, it's not a 250 gto, many visitors tried to tell us time and time again it was, but it's not.) that was appraised at $3.3 million back in 2001 when I left that shop. I also found pics of our Porsche 962 GTP car (780hp flat 6 with a turbo the size of your head), our '49 Mercury project rod, and our 100% original Shelby version Mustang GT 350 with under 1,000 miles on the clock.

HondaTuner

You can't believe how much those things still go for. O_O

I've seen even the replicas go for $40k before.

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I had one of these as a hotwheels when I was a kid. Brings back memories

RacingTiger

Yeah it had the flip up engine compartment right. I think that was my favorite hot wheels ever

Slo_crx1

That's how the real-deal machine is too, the whole back end of the rear flips up toward the back to access the engine area. Best thing about that car was it was "technically" classified as a street legal car. Had all the working headlights/taillight/wipers required. The entire car minus driver weighed less than 1000 pounds, and had turbo lag like you wouldn't believe.

J-SMITH69

ferrari? F-50

yayopwrcrx

Car is butter. Guy in the white hat is the owner - pimpin.

yayopwrcrx

I know this is a fake *** stradale but a capristo 3 is the hotness on a 360.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a-YvjaSruwk

RacingTiger

Wow I didnt realize it was street legal! I remember seeing one near my house at Comtech

Slo_crx1

Yeah, it was one of the GTP's class requirements...had to be a street legal car lol. Of course you had to be insane if you really did try to drive it on the street, not to mention the 1" of ground clearance.