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Epic-car-spoter, 14 August 2013, 13:20
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Chloe wrote:
Epic-car-spoter wrote:
First car I spotted that got me in to spotting was a mclaren F1, I have seen many exotic car before that but, that got me very into spotting cars, the story is that there was a mclaren f1 in breckenridge, but that was in like 2002, or some year year like that, so we were up there for like 3 days and saw nothing, and when we where getting out of Breckinridge, I saw a porsche Panammera turbo, and I took a picture because that was the nices car I saw up there, and when we where leaving my brother saw a baby blue car, and he said loudyyyyy, mclaren F1! I said no way, and there it was follow us, and my family stopped to get behind it, and it turns it to a parking lot like 50 feet away, and there was like a Ferrari 458 spider, Audi r8, etype ,saleen s281,old Porsche 911 turbo, new Porsche 911 turbo, and more, it was awesome ; )

(link here)http://www.exoticspotter.com/mclaren-f1-breckenridge-colorado-121257


So, you saw a Porsche Panamera and a Ferrari 458 (both introduced in 2009) in 2002, and took pictures of them while being only 2 years old? :)


No I saw them in a parkinglot whith the mclaren when I was 11 years old

Epic-car-spoter
from Colorado Springs, Colorado
SDJ2_Photography, 15 August 2013, 19:42
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I was at Watkins Glen for a Nascar race and i was about 4-5-6 i can't remember. All i remember is that i had a bag of chex mix, and when i pointed to the car, my dad insisted i get a picture with it. I of course had no idea that this car was a pre-production SLR, all i knew was that my chex mix blew away as soon as i stepped in front of the car and i was sad the reat of the day. That day i also saw a GT40 and a Carerra GT. I am currently looking for the pictures, they are buried in my mom's computer. They will be up soon!

SDJ2_Photography
from Pittsford, New York
hyoung90, 15 August 2013, 20:57
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Murcielago 40th Anniversary

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from Dallas, Texas
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