US/UK-Diablo

Riiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiight!!!

WTF?

You got it!

http://just.eroprofile.com/gallery/zBmpRN9l1v9nk7l

I was in a cafe in Modena a couple months back (didn't have my camera) and the napkin holders had the Lamborghini emblam on them.

Mike have a great one from D&D!

Kill them all or move.

I’ve owned my 6.0 for about 6 years now and it’s been nearly flawless. 6.0's are now nearly 11 years old an I think it’s time for them to start acting up. I have talked to several 6.0 owners who are now starting to experience the same problem. Intermittent starting problems. Including me. Not like your problem but it will crank like hell but not start. Last year for the first time it happened to me. It would crank but not start. In the end........................ At that time the answer seemed to be replace/remove the fuel cutoff valves. Other people had similar problem with them. I opted to replace them with inertia valves. As I said you can crank it but you would not smell any gas. So it seemed logical. Once replaced it worked fine. A couple of months ago I pulled it out of storage from the winter and the battery was dead. No biggie. Replaced the batter, it would crank but not start. Hmmm. Hit the fob several times while cranking the car and suddenly it started. Didn’t think much of it. A couple of months later went to Pocono. Everything worked fine then suddenly it would not start on Sunday morning on the way home. Crank, and crank, and crank. Nothing. No smell of gas either. Hmmmm. The one thing I did notice was that when you turn the key and press the fob I hear a click (relay?) From under the passenger side of the dash but now no click!?!?!? Fob worked fine as it still locked and un-locked the doors. So I now did the same thing again cranked it while hitting the fob. Finally it kicked. Ran like shit for about 15-30 seconds and then straightened out. Ran fine all the way home. Have not had a problem since then but now I learly when ever I take it out. I need to get it over to Wil’s and have him poke around. Need to get to the bottom of this one. Anybody any thoughts?

We're leaving now. It just got done PISSING down rain and now the sun is out to make it nice and sticky. It looks like most of the weather tomorrow will be OK. Just FYI remember it's not at Skytop this year. Check the on line advert if you need an address or directions. We'll see you tomorrow. D&D

Homage to all things Allan

You expected something else from an elitist, snobbish, high brow, group of people who already have the coolest friends and best of everything?

I think he bought it for the luggage BTW belated happy B'day Albert

Way to cool! http://www.dump.com/2011/05/30/futuristic-dj-desk-video/

We'll connect when we get back!

They all looked like they could have been private but all were rather impressive!

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For you bikers out there I did get caught in 3 different towns by the Giro de'Italia. This photo is in Bellano. These guys flew past us doing at least 40 MPH and it was not down hill!

I know this thread has deviated so here yu go. I found this in Varenna yesterday.

Ok for those of you who are looking for great roads try this one. When you get there switch it to Google earth and you'll see what I mean http://maps.google.com/maps?f=q&source...mp;t=h&z=17 I ran across this returning from ST. Moritz yesterday. It's on the Swiss side great banked turns and I was the ONLY car in either direction from top to bottom. If I was in the Lambo it would have been in heaven. The route seems to be little traveled. The were no homes within view and police? Forget it! I did get different information on Stelvio Pass from the Italian border police. They told me that Stelvio will not be open until July because of snow. I don't think anybody really knows. I think unless you go in the dead of summer plan on taking the extra time and approach it from the Swiss side. This will be the only way to assure that you get there.

Fcuk! Today was the day I was to drive to Stelvio pass. I got to within 10 miles of it on the Italian side and the road through the Italian preserve was CLOSED! I could have driven around it through Switzerland to get it from the other side but that would have taken another 2-3/4 hours just to get to a place only 10 miles away. We stopped at a very nice resort just a mile from the barrier across the road and asked why it was closed and when it would open. They told us that it opens next week! I searched everywhere on the net and nowhere did it say it was closed until June 1 The weather is gorgeous but based on my schedule and the time of day I arrived it was to late to do it. SO being only 1-1/2 hours from St. Moritz we headed over there for the night and will head back to Como in the morning. If nothing else there was some spetacular scenery.

Clearly somebody somebody couldn't contain themselves

All I can say is.............................Coooountaaaaach!

Some of the concept cars at d'Esta

Today at Villa d'este. I have to tell you NYC has NOTHING on crazy drivers and traffic that was in Cernobbio today at this event.