| Author | Message | ||
| Simon Bertram (Lordvagabond)
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I guess that's what us young modern people call a "phat ferrari" =P | ||
| Jorma Johansson (Jjfinland)
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Thanks for variating responce guys, of course I was just joking. I love Dino´s lines, I can see alot of Dino in my 308. This joke started with my testing of modyfieing the prancing horse to look like the one wich they had on a napkind in a Stockholm restaurant " Cavallino". We visited the place last December with my Ferrari friend Peter and his wife. Send you allso a sample of that   | ||
| '75 308 GT4 (Peter)
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JJHAOTOHH....LOL HA HA!  | ||
| Steven J. Solomon (Solly)
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Jorma- See last few issues of Ferrari Market Letter. The Dinos appear to be the fastest-appreciating cars around as collectors "rediscover" them. During the late 80's craze Dinos typically went for $150,000 and as high as $250,000, due to their gorgeous styling, rarity, and technical sophistication. The 308/328 series is derived from the 246 series in terms of body style, suspension and mid-engine placement. I would like to leave you with the following food for thought: 1) Your 308 will not command $250,000 in this lifetime. 2) Dino owners could have bought two or three 308's for the price of a 246. | ||
| 1989 328 GTS (Vilamoura2002)
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LOL.....I don't believe on what my eyes are seeing... Jorma, you cannot be a Ferrarist or are you just joking? | ||
| joe saldana (Ironjoe)
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one of the most beautiful cars ive ever seen,like a fine,fine,drop dead gorgeous woman..... | ||
| Richelson (Richelson)
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That is funny. | ||
| Frank Parker (Parkerfe)
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While it may not carry the name, a Dino is as much a Ferrari as any. Ferrari made the drive train and Pininfarina made the body. Same as most other Ferraris. | ||
| DBP (Dilly)
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I have owned a lot of horses/ponies but I have never seen one that has a head as big as it's body! | ||
| J. Grande (Jay)
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That's low! | ||
| Jorma Johansson (Jjfinland)
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Now you Dino owners can have a prancing pony sticker  |