I saw a Testarossa when I went to shoot some pool at Q's in West LA. There was one parked out back, and I couldn't believe how wide it was either. It also had those funky mirrors that stuck out pretty far from the frame.

The car in the picture doesn't even look close to being a Testarossa.

[QUOTE]Originally posted by derryck
[B]When I was in high school, one of my neighbors has a Testarossa that he would occassionally drive to work.

 

My all-time favorite, brute force Ferrari: 1962 ferrari 250 GTO

 

lvs2k,

do you like it because it looks good, or because it's red/black like your car?

 

Are you talkin' to me?

 

that's pretty funny.

i hate to think how much $$ this guy sunk into that puppy.

 

yeah, i was talkin' about the picture you posted of the ferrari that you said you liked the best.

 

Is it just me or does the front of that POS look nothing like a Testarossa????

 

Bozo would have maintained a higher level of respect had he left it looking completely like the Fiero it originally was.

Perhaps unrelated -- the same sort of bozos who put upper-model badges and trim on lower-model vehicles to try and look like they didn't buy the base model. Well, bozo -- the only people you have any chance of impressing (those who know what is significant about the "Type R" badging) are also the exact same group who will be able to spot it as a fake right away.

I don't understand how people think this does anything other than debase themselves further.

 

James,

The back doens't look anything like a Testarossa either. In fact, the entire car doesn't look anything like a Testarossa

 

Why is he falsely selling as a Ferrari and it is clearly not? A blind man can see that it is not a Ferrari.

Tan