LFA in Matte Black

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I am willing to trade my newly acquired LFA in exotic Matte Black for a decent comparable (doesn't have to be around the same cost, hp, etc - it could be lower :) ). Preferably a premium car, but a nice standard is just as good.

Let me know if there is any interest.
 
daspianist
I am willing to trade my newly acquired LFA in exotic Matte Black for a decent comparable (doesn't have to be around the same cost, hp, etc - it could be lower :) ). Preferably a premium car, but a nice standard is just as good.

Let me know if there is any interest.
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My 1967 Ferrari 330 P4 for your LFA?

or

My 1967 Lambo Miura for your LFA?
 
BestWorstRacer
My 1967 Ferrari 330 P4 for your LFA?

or

My 1967 Lambo Miura for your LFA?
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The Ferrari 330 P4 would be fantastic. I am usually on my PS from 20:00-23:00 EST (-5 GMT), and my psn is "ciaobella145".

Whats your psn? Thanks again mate.
 
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daspianist
The Ferrari 330 P4 would be fantastic. I am usually on my PS from 20:00-23:00 EST (-5 GMT), and my psn is "zallanx".

Whats your psn? Thanks again mate.
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You got yourself a Ferrari then 👍

PSN: GTP_BWR

I'll try to catch you tonight then.

See ya!
 
I took it for a test spin on Suzuka, so may be less than 1-2 miles driven. No damage. Its too bad that Im at work so I can't screenshot the car facts.

Matte Black is obtained when you buy the car in that select color :)
 
lol looks like you fell for it. I was joking ;)

It's funny how the car trading threads are being created here, almost make it seem as if the members were selling a real car.
 
GTaficionado
lol looks like you fell for it. I was joking ;)

It's funny how the car trading threads are being created here, almost make it seem as if the members were selling a real car.
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Lol - I thought as much. But certainly, there are serious fans here who would specify only mint condition stock cars - I wanted to err on the side of caution. :)
 
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