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This red one
Tried to get my boss to let me have it as a company car. Even put our sign on it, but no go.
I’d take it now though.
Mike
F355...
In TdF Blue with Crema leather and Blue piping on the seats. Preferably a Berlinetta. Unfortunately I live in a country where there are only 3-4 of the model around and asking prices are $250k+. Just can't justify those prices That's if we are talking in ...
A fitting watch, although I may prefer...
Source: My wrist is too small for an Offshore unfortunately. ...
Grin!
Classically beautiful, certainly one of the most beautiful cars ever made. Reflects well upon your tastes, my friend!
Indifferent
Few years back I had a Ferrari, nothing else but misery. Bought it brand new, after 14 months (of which it spent nearly 3 months with the dealer for service and repairs) sold it with less than 9,000 km on it and was glad it was gone. If I can have any Fer...
Unfortunately it seems a common case
A close friend has had a 456 GTM for a few years and his wallet suffers deep blows regularly
Let me rephrase slightly
If only one could have a Ferrari... It would be the 250 GT Lusso for me - it has such a feline shape... irresistible. Elegant, powerful, refined. As for colours, silver with deep red leather or burgundy with tan interior. McQueen had a brown one but it de...
Favorite is 288GTO followed by Enzo.
But if I had to have 1 Ferrari to live with, and without having an unlimited budget, I would go for the (relatively) practical FF. Here in Novitec spec - photo credit Auto Seredin ...
550 Maranello, "Tour de France Blue"
I loved it in the 1990s when it was lambasted as a "Supra" and insufficiently extroverted for a flagship Ferrari. Now it's an acknowledged classic. I wish I bought one when they were at $70,000 in 2011. Photo by internet dealer "BAC Monaco" Best, Tim ...
This red one
Tried to get my boss to let me have it as a company car. Even put our sign on it, but no go. I’d take it now though. Mike ...
