Andrew Litton’s Ride For Sale?
A plugged-in FrontBurnervian sends along this listing of a Porsche for sale and writes:
Finely tuned suspension. A crescendo of horsepower. Sweet red leather interior. I hear through the automotive grapevine that this Porsche for sale at University Park Audi once belonged to Andrew Litton. If you’re into that kind of thing.
Reminds me of the Rob & Big episode when Rob got dissed by the WSJ for his C-listness when it came to selling his suburban and ended up giving it away. That was a great episode, but then, every episode of that show is a great episode.
Update: A helpful FrontBurnervian writes:
A reliable source tells me that the car for sale mentioned in your post (before the blog crashed) is not Andrew Litton’s former vehicle. This has four-wheel drive (hence, Carrera 4); his did not (Carrera 2). Very similar otherwise, though.
Still, I think we can all agree Rob & Big is an awesome show.
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…Or on Seinfeld when Kramer bought John Voight’s convertible. Only it was a different John Voight.
Is it me, or does the idea of Andrew Litton in a Porsche seem as incongruous as Rosie O’Donnell eating tofu?
The episode where they break all those world records may be my favorite R&B episode ever. Or maybe the one where they enter their horse in the pony show. What about the poo in the pool episode? What a great freaking show.
Updated Man Crush list:
1. Romo
2. Justin Timberlake
3. Big
I agree, by far it’s the best show ever. But I believe you meant to say “selling his Escalade”, I don’t think it was a Suburban. That ride was awesome, but the new, murdered out, flat black, riding on 24s is ridiculous. Do Work, Son!
let’s not forget about the Kashi cereal box episode.
And the best part about the WSJ article episode was Rob’s mom telling him he sounded like a loser because of the story. (And Big Black’s ro-sham-bo gesture before he rock/paper/scissored the guy who won the car)
Seriously, do we need to get a watching-party organized every Tuesday night at 9:30?
Well, if you look at the pictures of the vehicle in question, you will clearly see that it says “Carrera” and not “Carrera 4″ on the car’s beautifu behind. And the interior appears to have an intergrated baton holder.
Face.
Interesting to find this - I looked at that car today and was informed it was Andrew Littons car. Talked with my tech (previously at Boardwalk), he knows the car well and verified as well. Pardon me if I don’t understand the fuss