It's The Right Color Anyway

by Jack Baruth

Published: July 12th, 2014

Congratulations to friend of TTAC and friend of mine, Aaron Povoledo!

Aaron’s on pole for tomorrow’s Lamborghini Challenge race at ~~Mosport~~ Canadian Tire Motorsport Park. While it’s a bit unfair letting Aaron run heads-up against the usual gentleman driver crowd, in this case we’ll allow it due to the proper Lime Green color on his Gallardo. Best of luck, Aaron!

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Jeff Weimer on Jul 12, 2014

Is that a Flux Capacitor back there?

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- VW4motion on Jul 13, 2014
  
  Damn I was thinking the same thing about that Flux in the drivers seat.
  
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319583076 on Jul 14, 2014

I saw an Aventador roadster in this color on Michigan Ave. around noon yesterday...looked great, sounded even better. I saw an even rarer car the previous day. A white Pontiac station wagon with faux wood paneling circa 1990. It was a special weekend.

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