[Toby]

Some load kinda slow but worth it...espically the older vintage ones.

http://www.bilavefur.com/myndasafn/Ferrari/

 

[City]

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WOW!!!

 

[City]

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[Mark O]

To me, Ferrari only started building good looking cars with the introduction of the 308.

[image]http://www.bilavefur.com/myndasafn/Ferrari/1984_Ferrari_308_GTSi.jpg[/image]

I know every single one of them are valuable, but anything before the 308 doesn't do a thing for me.

.........Like this glorified Sunbeam Alpine look-alike....

[image]http://www.bilavefur.com/myndasafn/Ferrari/1966%20Ferrari%20275%20GTS%20fsv.jpg[/image]

 

[McGuireV10]

I can agree about the Sunbeam ripoffs and the Superamerica Ferrari station-wagons, but man, how can you deny these???

[image]http://www.bilavefur.com/myndasafn/Ferrari/1966_Ferrari_250_GTO.jpg[/image]

I would kill & die for a Daytona:

[image]http://www.bilavefur.com/myndasafn/Ferrari/1972%20Ferrari%20365%20GTB4%20Competizione%20yellow%20fsv.jpg[/image]

 

[City]

Disagree completely Mark.

I think their pre-1970 cars are incredible (less the few "sedan sunbeam" models. The "mid-year" cars like the 308 are terribly dated (not to mention boring to drive with sub-225 HP). They got hot again in the 80's!

 

[Toby]

Yikes! that GTO pic above is a kit car!

this is the real deal...

[image]http://www.ohioconcours.com/cc09.jpg[/image]

This GTO is worth well over 14 million dollars as it's the prototype GTO. It is the most desirable or any Ferrari today.

Amazingly it lives here in Cincinnati and I have seen it first hand. It's truly amazing....almost better than sex. /images/graemlins/laughing.gif

 

[Mark O]

I can agree about the Sunbeam ripoffs and the Superamerica Ferrari station-wagons, but man, how can you deny these???

[image]http://www.bilavefur.com/myndasafn/Ferrari/1966_Ferrari_250_GTO.jpg[/image]

Personally, If I desired a car with that shape body, I'd rather shoot for one of these babies...........

[image]http://www.fast-autos.net/ffr/65coupe3.jpg[/image]

 

[onerareviper]

Ouch.... Another kit car....

You better stick with the pictures of woman, Mark O.

/images/graemlins/carrot

 

[Mark O]

Ouch.... Another kit car....

Yeah, pictures of the real ones are scarce, but you get my point. :nod:

 

[McGuireV10]

I thought that GTO looked a little... off, somehow. Frankly though, monetary considerations aside, I'd take a Ferrari Daytona over just about any Ferrari except an F40, F50, 355, or a 575M. I don't like the 360s, and everything else just looks too dated. I can appreciate most of them, but the list of ones I'd actually want turns out to be fairly short.

Edit - Actually, I worded that incorrectly. I'd take a Daytona over anything but an F40 or F50. But the 355 and the 575M are on the "want" list. Heh, like it matters. Oh well.

 

[Toby]

this is just beautiful...

A 59TR....

[image]http://www.dei.unipd.it/ricerca/gmee/didattica/corsi/mapi_gest/eVal/miniguida_html/esempi/images/Ferrari%20tr59%2003.jpg[/image]

 

[Mark O]

A Speed Racer Mach-5 looking car does nothing for me, but what do I know, I'm the guy who had an ugly ass 64 Plymouth station wagon. /images/graemlins/laughing.gif Now, I wouldn't mind riding around in an original Bat-mobile :nod: To each his own. :thumb:

 

[Jamal Austin]

The only Ferrari I want is the 355 Spyder.

 

[City]

Has anyone else ever been to the Vintage Club's Mt. Equinox (VT) hillclimb? Some of these cars run there. Amazingly cool weekend!