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You'd never know all of that cool stuff was in that ugly building!
Damn.
Michael
Michael
deniscCaretaker of 8MA1244 '70 Euro Mangusta DRIVE THEM, THEY WERE MEANT TO BE DRIVEN, IF YOU WANT TO LOOK AT ONE, BUY A POSTER!
Sort of reminds me of the day I bought my goose. Mark and I went to the guy's house in a very normal suburban neighbourhoud expecting him to open the garage attached to the house. Noooo we walk out back and then open-up a garage very similar to this and what do we see cars all these italian cars neatly parked 6 wide , 6 deep.
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As usual, Denis exaggerates slightly. 
The cars were only five wide (although there were two lifts with cars above others) and a bunch of them were not Italian (the Boss 429, the 64 Mercedes, the Hemi Cuda convertible...), but what really pushed it over the top for me was when he (the guy Denis bought his Goose from) told us about another car he was interested in selling (an 83 Ferrari 400i with only 6000 miles on it) and we went to the identical house next door and there was ANOTHER building behind it filled with more exotics. It was a surreal day to be sure, and it convinced me that I'm in the wrong business.
Mark
The cars were only five wide (although there were two lifts with cars above others) and a bunch of them were not Italian (the Boss 429, the 64 Mercedes, the Hemi Cuda convertible...), but what really pushed it over the top for me was when he (the guy Denis bought his Goose from) told us about another car he was interested in selling (an 83 Ferrari 400i with only 6000 miles on it) and we went to the identical house next door and there was ANOTHER building behind it filled with more exotics. It was a surreal day to be sure, and it convinced me that I'm in the wrong business.Mark
quote:Originally posted by 4NFORD:
Fantasy Garage
Not much of a Fantasy without some Panteras!!!
Mike