Ferrari 458 Italia  |  Spotted in Atlanta, Georgia

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Ferrari 458 Italia spotted in Atlanta, Georgia

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    Atlanta, Georgia
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    My favorite spot so far for the New Year. This Speciale with Illinois tags was spotted on Old Milton Parkway and Amber Park Drive in front of the Whole food store. I would hate to have to choose between this color or red.
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    Horse-power
  • Date spotted
    01/17/15
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I cannot wait to hear the rest of this story?
Posted:  01/23/2015 22:04:23
 
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Lamborarri said:
I missed a gray one of those today!!!
Posted:  01/23/2015 21:57:54
 
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Lol. Thank God it was a 612 and not a LaFerrari.
Posted:  01/23/2015 21:57:26
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Lamborarri said:
Funny thing, I actually missed the 612 around a corner. :)
Posted:  01/23/2015 21:55:03
 
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You have to love car spotting. You never know what you will find around the corner.
Posted:  01/23/2015 21:54:28
 
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Lamborarri said:
That's like when I was in Wyoming and missed a 612 and F12 within an hour of each other. I captured the rarer Brickin on that same day, and I left Jackson happy!
Posted:  01/23/2015 21:51:52
 
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When I lived in Florida my best spotting day was when I spotted two Ferrari Enzo's. I spotted them in Pompano beach. Both were red one had red seats the other had black. Both were in different locations with no car show going on. I was there but not to spot lol. It was back in 2004. I have spotted an F40 in Tampa but again no camera.
Posted:  01/23/2015 21:50:34
 
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Lamborarri said:
Have you ever uploaded an F40? If so, that's something I'd like to see.
Posted:  01/23/2015 21:41:33
 
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The F40! was the star of the show for me.They had a lot of vintage stuff. The food was catered by that Como Inn restaurant. That was as good as the cars lol.
Posted:  01/23/2015 21:40:39
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Lamborarri said:
It sounds like it was fun while it lasted with that building, what was your favorite car you saw there if you can remember?
Posted:  01/23/2015 21:37:01
 
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When he and his brothers passed on. That property was sold. At one time it was bought and turned into a banquet hall. The property was that beautiful! I did a google map view and learned that the property is now abandon. In 1992 when I was last there I was only 5 years old lol..
Posted:  01/23/2015 21:36:11
 
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Lamborarri said:
I'm sorry I don't know where Montefiori is? And what types of cars did you see there?
Posted:  01/23/2015 21:31:53
 
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When I was a kid my grandfather and I visited Montefiori in the early 90's. It was located in Lemont I believe. What a place it even had a petting zoo. So many rare cars attended every summer .That was done by Joe Marchetti ( God bless his soul) He owned the Como Inn restaurant before they torn it down. His warehouse was located in Chicago, I heard it is now a restaurant or wedding hall.
Posted:  01/23/2015 21:30:59
 
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Lamborarri said:
Yeah, thanks West! You should come back during the Art & Literature Festival that they have. That is when all the rare and wonderful cars come out. One time there was three Enzos, an FXX, a 250 GTO race car, and a 166M.
Posted:  01/23/2015 21:23:30
 
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I like the look of this store. So rich in history. How cool is it that you have two Ferrari stores in your backyard! I need to visit Chicago again soon.
Posted:  01/23/2015 21:20:47
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Lamborarri said:
Not to change the topic, but last time I was at Continental there was a 250GT Berlinetta Lusso parked next to an Enzo, an F40, and a 750 Monza.
Posted:  01/23/2015 21:12:30
 
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Thanks guys I appreciate the great comments like always.

Luke my camera on this shot is a Canon SX 280 HS. I love this camera it does everything.

Aj, Lamborarri was correct on that License holder from Continental Motorsports. To be honest it covered the tag where I could not read the home State.
Posted:  01/23/2015 21:11:29
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AJ Ferrari said:
@Lamborarri: So he meant license plate frame and not license plate? That makes sense. Thank you for clearing that up!
Posted:  01/23/2015 19:36:58
 
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Lamborarri said:
@AJ Ferrari: The owner bought it from a dealer in Hinsdale, Illinois called Continental Autosports. I think that's what he meant.
Posted:  01/23/2015 17:40:44
 
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Thats sick! Nice spot!
Posted:  01/23/2015 16:09:59
 
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