patrick_y
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Errr... Not really...
Let's put it this way, Ferrari cars in general aren't safe in the rain; as their very wide tires make them very prone to aquaplane (among other reasons). However, the 599 is considered to be one of the best Ferraris to drive in the rain (among Ferraris).
The Mercedes Bus was very good in the rain because it was chauffeured.
This message has been edited by patrick_y on 2009-12-22 22:37:05
My PuristS on Tour 2009 memories - part 2
Previously, I posted some memories part 1: click here Here is part 2..... LUCeum Lunar One 1860 L.U. Chopard watch Gold Gold Gold! I can't live without gold......... Very few true 'manufactures' actually smelt their own gold for the cases......Chopard and...
Too many Ferraris in Switzerland.....
Geneva and its surroundings is a wealthy area. Forget Monaco and St Tropez, the real wealth in Switzerland was built on watches, chocolate, drugs and banking.... Here is a Ferrari 599 Fiorano (Model F139) parked outside Chopard LUC manufacture when we vis...
well, given that it appears to be the same car...
i would assume rather high. (the passenger door pocket contents and cupholder contents are identical?)
Possibly....same dealer
It's a small town -- Geneva -- could be only one dealer that everyone uses. Or it is the standard handbook they give out in Ferrari Yellow? Then again, maybe we were being followed around as we were obviously a bus-load of watch fans......."Security! Stal...
Actually...
I think the prancing horse is probably much safer than the bus in the rain.
Errr... Not really...
Let's put it this way, Ferrari cars in general aren't safe in the rain; as their very wide tires make them very prone to aquaplane (among other reasons). However, the 599 is considered to be one of the best Ferraris to drive in the rain (among Ferraris). ...
I enjoyed watch-ing the photos!
Thank you for the photos MTF. It was a true pleasure to meet such a cosmopolitan person such as yourself. It was great experiencing these fantastic watches and the journey they go through before they get to your wrist!