Bentley Continental  |  Spotted in Boston, Massachusetts

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Bentley Continental spotted in Boston, Massachusetts

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  • Location
    Boston, Massachusetts
  • Description
    Saw this stunning Bentley Continental Flying Spur - a new Speed if I'm not mistaken. This beauty was only a few feet ahead of a new Continental GT I recently uploaded, and the owner left before I could get a combo pic.
  • Spotted by
    Davis313
  • Date spotted
    10/23/12
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Comments (9 total)
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Danny3320 said:
Others need to delete theres..
bcbombers32
Posted:  10/24/2012 19:43:11
 
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DjShift said:
Lambolover, just delete that comment quick
Posted:  10/24/2012 19:41:07
 
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Danny3320 said:
bcbombers32 is to blame
But people shouldn't be saying how its done
Posted:  10/24/2012 19:40:24
 
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DjShift said:
I believe Davis here but dont go telling people how please.

We really dont want everyone knowing this.
It's only for really good cars like the MC12, GT1, deusenburgs, classic bugatti's, D-Types, the XJ-13, classic ferrari's(good ones), and cars like that. Nothing else really please.

Or just not at all.
Posted:  10/24/2012 19:39:04
 
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Nice flying spur!!!!!
Posted:  10/24/2012 19:28:18
 
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Danny3320 said:
its probably better not to say how
Posted:  10/24/2012 19:06:35
 
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What do u mean a glitch
Posted:  10/24/2012 19:02:14
 
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Cal said:
Great find, it's a speed which is quite rare, but they're not that new anymore.
Posted:  10/24/2012 18:54:07
 
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Danny3320 said:
Lambolover, people have found out about a glitch and abusing it

bcbombers32 only apart from this, but sure others will follow
Posted:  10/24/2012 18:51:41
 
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