Description I saw this real Ferrari 250 SWB California Spyder about 10 cars in front of us in traffic so I got out of the car to go take pictures of it. I was so excited to see it because this is one of my favorite cars. One sold a few years ago for $10,000,000. The F430 driver must have been so jealous. The driver of the 250 seemed very embarrassed that I was taking pictures.
The Ferrari 250 GT California Spyder SWB is one of the most beautiful and stunning car ever made. A real masterpiece! I could stare at it forever. So gorgeous. That's one very lucky guy sitting behind the wheel of this beauty.
Just read these last comments and went on the website and called a friend.
We're each buying a Dagger GT as soon as they come out.
Definately getting one.
Wait, didn't they discuss this on Top Gear already? I know it doesn't give it too much, but it was made public that they were goals. I forgot about that.
Man, I really need to get out to California. You're so lucky just to see all of those. I've seen 3 of the cars on that list, but only one was actually on the road.
Rare cars I have seen on the street are Devon GTX (1 of 2), Packard Glaser Convertible Sedan (1 of 1), 1952 Lazzarino Sport Prototipo (1 of 1) (thanks YL07 for identifying that), Ferrari 275 NART (1 of 8), 3 real 250 SWB Californias (55 made), 3 real 250 GTOs (38 made), 3 Veyron Supersports (30 made), Hennessey Venom Spyder (1 of 1), 2 Pagani Huayras, 1 Koenigsegg Agera R, 2 Mclaren F1s (64 made for the road), Murcielago LP650 (1 of 50), Vector W8 (1 of 17), 288 GTO, 3 F40s, F50, Enzo, 1948 Ferrari 166 MM(10th Ferrari built), Bugatti Type 39 A, and I'm sure I forgot some. Most of the cars I mentioned I have posted or I have pictures of them that I will eventually post.
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