Ferrari is, undoubtedly, loved all over the world so much so that people go crazy for its first look, let aside the prospect of owning one. Some of its fans are so crazy that they don’t even want to miss a look of their dream car before going to sleep or open up their eyes in the morning.
jon ryders ferrari parking
One such fan is Jon Ryder, 28, who owns a Ferrari 355 Spider. This man has sacrificed the top half of his living room to park his Ferrari at a spitting distance from his couch so that he could anytime look at his proud possession. On the other, to avoid his living room shouldn’t look like a garage, he hides the garage door behind the curtain. The garage door gives him an easy exit whenever he wants to take it for a spin.
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