One of the coolest cars I have detailed: Can you name this Porsche?

NCZ13 said:
that model i know is in the game forza2.



i have it. same color scheme and everything.
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That is awesome, I just realized that I have that same car (different color though) so I took it out and did some hot laps around Laguna Seca... Sweet :D
 
Moutee said:
Awesome detail, Todd. Have you done the cars in the background yet?
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I was just going to say, the cars in the background look awesome :D They must have great stories too. Wicked detail that must have been!:woot2:
 
Moutee said:
Awesome detail, Todd. Have you done the cars in the background yet?
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I haven't done the Boxer, but I have done the 550 and the GT2 in the background.



The only good story about 550 is that Brian Brice and I took it to South Beach last Wednesday night for a couple hours
 
Setec Astronomy said:
So, are those Bella Macchina points like frequent flier miles? You save them up but probably never get enough to use them?
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Exactly, 10 points is equal to one Bella Macchina dollar. One Bella Macchina dolloar is equal $.01 US.
 
Wow what a car!!! Nice work on the detail as well...





TH0001 said:
I haven't done the Boxer, but I have done the 550 and the GT2 in the background.



The only good story about 550 is that Brian Brice and I took it to South Beach last Wednesday night for a couple hours
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I thought the ride I got back to the airport in the old blazer was cool. :nixweiss
 
Setec Astronomy said:
The owner let you take his Ferrari out on the town?
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Actually I get offers to drive Ferraris, Lamborghinis, etc.. all the time and I always say no. I just don't feel comfortable and have never enjoyed driving other people's property.



Before the Cavallino concours show last year I had drive a classic, 30 year old Ferrari (that only had 800 miles!) 20 miles to the show. It was the worst, scariest drive ever. I didn't enjoy it until the car was safely parked at the Breakers and the key was in the owners hand, then it was a good time.



However this client is more like a friend and after several months of him telling us to take the car over and over I finally relented. He even called me when I was driving it and asked me if I had dumped the clutch and smoked the tires yet. When I said no, he acted upset and was like, what the hell are you waiting for!



When I go to Chicago, my client has 3 Murcielagos, one of which will be my daily driver, which is kind of wierd...
 
TH0001 said:
Actually I get offers to drive Ferraris, Lamborghinis, etc.. all the time and I always say no. I just don't feel comfortable and have never enjoyed driving other people's property.



However this client is more like a friend and after several months of him telling us to take the car over and over I finally relented. He even called me when I was driving it and asked me if I had dumped the clutch and smoked the tires yet. When I said no, he acted upset and was like, what the hell are you waiting for!



When I go to Chicago, my client has 3 Murcielagos, one of which will be my daily driver, which is kind of wierd...
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I hear you, I would be the same way. Years ago at work I had a small business owner dropping off something and I noticed he was driving a Grand National and remarked about it. He insisted and wouldn't relent until I drove it, and sitting in the passenger seat he egged me on to open it up (on a 25 mph road straight industrial park road), which I declined to do.



On the other hand, I have a friend from high school who has never grown up and still drives his dad's car whenever he can, and always wants to drive my cars (which I never allow).



Before anyone goes off on me, I'm not being cruel to this guy, he just acts like a spoiled only child, and he always drives a POS (he came over to wash his once for the first time in the 7 years he'd had it...)
 
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