Which it should be, because living with the drivers of these fine examples is really for the birds...not these folks in particular, but chances are...
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| I actually saw this and remembered these rare coupes from my brick fetish days. I'm almost certain I've never seen one in person before today. It also reminded me: 'hey, don't I do a photo section in my auto blog?' |
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| 68 Conti Sucide Door Convertible - just so right... |
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| Makes a handy pickup truck in this condition, too. The owner was really nice. |
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| I was on my way to photograph the next car when this one jumped out and said 'me first'. Try to photograph a Ford and a Maserati gets in your way, that's just how it is... |
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| There are so many of these things around here, it's ridiculous. We literally have a dealership that basically only sells them, in this condition, on Lincoln Blvd. |
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| All of the Maserati in the world isn't going to get you a parking space here any quicker - I had to laugh, this was probably the guy's fourth pass down a lane looking for a spot - that I saw, at least. |
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| Benzes like this one in this kind of condition are so common here, I forget sometimes they're a rarer treat elsewhere. |
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| Love those classic Mercedes lines. |
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| V70R that I nearly waltzed right past. I almost wrote it off as a 'badge engineering' example until I saw the meats underneath. Boring, if you think AWD and 245hp in a DL package snooze worthy... |
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| What's this? Well, the Maserati had finally found a spot; I had a shot of 7 spots in a row that were filled with Bimmer, Bimmer, Benz, Maserati, Bimmer, Benz, Bimmer all lined up; then a security guard came over to shut my little photo session down. Whole Paycheck doesn't like photos, so I thought I'd get one of one of their funnier signs...No, sir, you'll be leaving my 'shrimp' quite alone, and I'd prefer if you didn't refer to it as such...It's magnificent and frightens the womenfolk... |
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