Okay, so here's the first "exotic" I was able to snap in the neighborhood.
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Why it's a Ferrari 360 Spider. Overall I'm much more of a Porsche guy, but you don't see rolling scuplture from Maranello in our "working class" (ha!) neighborhood every day.
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And it's refreshing to see a Ferrari in a shade other than arrest-me-red. Note the (okay, I'm going out on a limb here with the assumption)
guy's vanity plate. TAIL.
kinda cool seeing a palm tree reflected in the glass
My favorite design element - a beautiful 3.6l Italian V8 under glass. No crappy plastic shrouds covering this masterwork. The only thing better - the symphonic exhaust note.
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