Not your average flea market
 

Local flea market owner has his own exotic car museum.

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O_O is that the one with the Drive-in Movie Theatre??

I have to say, those are some pretty legit cars to see in a flea market.

Yea, Swap shop on Sunrise blvd.
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He has more cars through out the market, mostly old Ferrari's and old race cars.
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wow. I thought ferrari kept all of the Fxx's in house and they would only bring it to a track for you.

I have to say that the Veyron wasn't as jaw dropping as I expected it to be. The Maserati MC12 (1 of only 50 ever made) on the other hand is just bad ass.
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Is that really an Enzo FXX?

Cars are obviously a business expense. Remember kids, tax evasion is a crime, but tax avoidance is a god given mandate.

Beats me, but based on all his other cars I wouldn't doubt it.
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This is the only legit excuse I could think of for plastering ghetto ass $WAP $HOP stickers on otherwise pristine automobiles.

The deal with the FXX was that if Ferrari allowed you to purchase one from them, they handle the car for you. You had to be one of Ferrari's best customers to even be considered eligible to purchase, and even then you fly to the track to drive, where afterward Ferrari puts the car back in the transporter and warehouses it. You don't get to take it home.

The stickers and museum are absolutely tax avoidance strategies. The cars promote the business of the museum. And I'm sure his books for the venture are very much in the red.

I'm not hating--it's very smart actually. It's one of those perks you get when you're already rich.

Wow...I mean just fucking wow.

Seems like a stunt on the surface, and a tax avoidance scheme when you *think* you're looking deeper...but in reality it's very cool. He gets to own the cars, avoid the taxes, and share (at least share vicariously) with other car enthusiasts (and random flea market shoppers...thus large gates and no up-close viewing).


Amazing collection nonetheless.

Fuck yeah F40 :drool:

Mmmmm
O' Ferrari F40, how I love thou's boxy sexiness.

So I was just sitting on my throne while skimming through the latest Motor Trend magazine and I see this on page 60.............

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:bowrofl::bowrofl::bowrofl:
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At least you wait to get off your throne before taking pics....

He can fuck himself with a sharp pointy stick.

/jealous

The guy has owned the property for decades, and it is always packed with people. He must make insane money!

I met his son (maybe 40 years old) and his buddy a couple of years ago in Mizner Park in Boca. He was driving the Enzo. His friend said he was woken up that morning by the Enzo revving in his driveway.

Lets see him drive them.

Most of them do have tags...........:dunno:
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