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Dec 29: F360CS, F575M, Diablo, E55
Not many different cars in this update, but a couple sexy ones I think ;)
Just click the previews to be taken to the full 20 high-res pics update What about this CS ready for delivery with some snow still around? :love: http://www.jabbasworld.net/photopost...radale_686.jpg This black 575M was around Lausanne 24/7 for a couple of weeks, I spotted it everywhere and then, all of a sudden, it disappeared :bah: http://www.jabbasworld.net/photopost...i_575M_236.jpg Sadly you'll have to see some more Affolter Diablo pics, but lucky some of the nice 6.0 liters sneaked in ;) but having see the indepth already, thses ones aren't that nice I fear :bah: http://www.jabbasworld.net/photopost...Diablo_652.jpg And here's another car which is really good in black, much better than silver ;) http://www.jabbasworld.net/photopost...55_AMG_084.jpg |
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I hope there are some more pics of the CS coming, looks even sexier in the snow. :love:
The black 575 is hot too, and I appreciate the Affolter pics in anycase. :wink: Thanks for the update, nice pics again. :D |
Yes I think there are a couple more in the next update, but don't expect tons of snow :D
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F550 and F575 are always welcome 8) 8)
thanks tt |
The 360CS looks really sexy with some snow around it. I hope the owner didn't have to drive his brand new Italian through some heavy snow! The black 575M looks very nice, too bad it left your city. And thanks for the old Quattroporte pics. Together with the 424, it may not be the best looking QP ever, but still must be a thrill to drive it.
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Uhm, the 430 isn't really a Quattroporte. It had indeed four doors, but not all the 4 doors Maseratis are called Quattroporte ;)
I know, I am picky :P but here are the five QP generations: Quattroporte I (1964 - 1971) First models look like this http://img65.exs.cx/img65/5093/maser...tes15zy.th.jpg and then it evolved into this http://img154.exs.cx/img154/9897/mas...tes10xz.th.jpg Quattroporte II (1974 - 1975), ULTRA rare, only 5 built! http://img11.exs.cx/img11/6619/enricoqporte2i9zu.th.jpg http://img11.exs.cx/img11/2820/enric...e2ii2ti.th.jpg Quattroporte III (1976 - 1985) http://img98.exs.cx/img98/2659/IMGP4...rati-Qu.th.jpg http://img292.imageshack.us/img292/1...i0069yp.th.jpg Quattroporte IV (1994 - 1998) http://img229.exs.cx/img229/3497/mas...orte2zr.th.jpg http://img229.exs.cx/img229/5571/mas...rte12ov.th.jpg Quattroporte V (2003 - today ;)) http://img196.exs.cx/img196/7747/dsc010562cv.th.jpg http://img140.exs.cx/img140/6493/dsc010614da.th.jpg |
Hehe,
I never knew anything about the real QP II. I always called the real QP III, the QP II and the 430 NL / 424v the QP III. I guess I should study my Maserati history again :P |
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:lol: the 360 CS is just :drool:, do you have some more pics of it plizzz :lol: thanks for this set, love it :lol: |
Very nice pics, love the 360cs and the 575. I never knew about the start of Quattroporte, only the Quattroporte IV onwards, thanks for the history.
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Thanks for the update TT, I like the CS pic most ! The Diablo combo is a rare occasion, the location could have been better as you said before |
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