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Originally posted by Slowhand View PostAgreed on all counts.
Also, how do you feel about the topless versions?
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Originally posted by Ratt View PostThe color makes it, but I wouldn't turn down a red, white, or black one. NO YELLOW OR SILVER.
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Originally posted by Slowhand View PostThe most recent Ferrari that does anything for me whatsoever. I'd like to have one eventually, and it's probably going to have to be in that color.
on a side note, there was always a blue 355 berlinetta in the parking lot next to my mom's real estate office growing up. I definitely idolized that car.
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Originally posted by eastsidetorino View PostI echo your opinion (but I wouldnt mind red or yellow). Although after seeing what the value of Dino 246s is doing, I think I might like to own a 308 (1977 fiberglass bodied of course).
on a side note, there was always a blue 355 berlinetta in the parking lot next to my mom's real estate office growing up. I definitely idolized that car.
Funny that you mention Dinos/308s; I've been looking at 308 GT4s recently as something I might like to pick up a few years from now. They've probably bottomed out as far as depreciation goes (starting to pick back up), and a lot of them got used far more than a "real" Ferrari counterpart did, which means they're often in much better driving condition than a comparable Ferrari of similar vintage. Plus, they look pretty good in black, and they're not terribly slow.
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Originally posted by Slowhand View PostMy fond memory of the 355 was the 355 Challenge cockpit simulator that was in arcades when I was ~10; I "learned" to drive stick in one of those, lol.
Funny that you mention Dinos/308s; I've been looking at 308 GT4s recently as something I might like to pick up a few years from now. They've probably bottomed out as far as depreciation goes (starting to pick back up), and a lot of them got used far more than a "real" Ferrari counterpart did, which means they're often in much better driving condition than a comparable Ferrari of similar vintage. Plus, they look pretty good in black, and they're not terribly slow.
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