They are so low to the ground, they disappear in a sea of cars. And if it was my Ferrari, the only acceptable colors are red, yellow, and black.
Ive never seen an orange Ferrari. Orange is the lambo color.
They are so low to the ground, they disappear in a sea of cars. And if it was my Ferrari, the only acceptable colors are red, yellow, and black.
Because an expert training someone else would never work, would it.
(Seymour >> Maricela)
Guess it depends on the company.
Would you pay $20M for a painting by Salai? Because nobody else would.
Larry
Yeah, well, but that's Kiss we're talking about. Ain't no arguing with Kiss. They can play glitter, diamonds, or any crazy color they want.My Murphy aged - of course it is an exact reproduction, not a random relic'ing. Photo does not even do justice to how jacked-up it is.
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Low to the ground or not, it's hard to miss them if you come across one. That's all I'm sayin'.Harder then you'd think. Most of them are fairly close to the ground and definitely smaller than the standard American gender-affirming pickup truck.
A black Ferrari is my dream car.
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"Vintage", "aged", "worn", "relic"...it's all a bunch of BS. If you want an old guitar buy an old guitar. If you want a new guitar buy a new guitar. If you want a new guitar that looks old and beat up buy a new guitar and drag it behind you car for a few miles.
Besides, all of the rust was imported from China and assembled onto the metal parts in the USA. (Or vice versa).
In any case, $7000 for a fake aged guitar is just stupid!
Oh, you can. Even the once dreaded Norlins command high prices now.Too bad you can't get that price for the crusty old LP that's been in your father's attic for years.
You think Tom Murphy compares to Leonardo?
Google analogy.
Larry
Oh, you can. Even the once dreaded Norlins command high prices now.
Kinda / sorta
Asking price / selling price 2 different things.