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Man, he looks like Fast Eddie Felson in those glasses. What a gorgeous car. And a true enthusiast: he drives the Huracan, loves it, but goes back to his “little guy” that he modified himself because he likes to spend time driving it instead of maintaining it. Well done, Chief. Wishing you (and your Italian mistress) fair winds and a following sea.
One of my favorite films. The car is a joy but jack is the real treasure – someone who owns a rare valuable Italian exotic and actually uses and loves it for the purpose it was built. The story of the factory is classic!!! I also love the fact that he has modified it so that he can drive it on a more regular basis. Keep driving that beauty – it will be a very sad day when it ends up in a dehumidified tomb!!
Wow. A beautiful exotic in my own backyard, and I never knew it. I grew up in that area and hung out more than a few times at that store. Never saw anything that gorgeous driving by. Hope I see Jack and his stunning car on my next East County romp on those rolling back roads. Keep up the great videos and stories Petrolicious.
“If it had a personality, it would be telling me that…”
But IT DOES have a personality Jack, and you happen to be among the few who understand this mechanical language. Bless you Ferruccio wherever you are, and bless you Jack for keeping this work of art alive. Grazie mille!
http://www.auto-historia.ca