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found this ugly fiat 850 near my house. The driver was from the same era of the car (wasnt 850 even from 1960?) and he was creating a tail of about 2 kmts..speed was EXACTLY 50km/h.
Driving with him above for some miles...my mind noted the lights..and obviously my thought was for my beloved baby ass...how can lights look different eh?
It is the same as to have a nice girl....look at her in all stars tennisshoes..or in 12cm glossy black stilettos...
__________________ Paolo
I Think Nordschleife is the nicest track in the world.
FWIW, the lowly Fiat 850 Spyder gave it taillights to two of the most beautiful supercars ever created--the De Tomaso Mangusta and the Lamborghini Miura....
__________________ Mike Drew, Vacaville, CA (MikeLDrew@aol.com)
'72 De Tomaso Pantera, '66 Contemporary 427 Cobra, '66 Shelby GT-350 clone, and gearing up for a Superformance Mk 1....
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