| Author | Message | ||
| Kurt (Mightyone)
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Hey William, don't let this happen to you!  p.s. if the car (or the woman) looks like this, it's probably been tracked. | ||
| William H (Countachxx)
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I like 4) Previous owners name was William & he owns a Lambo  Thats a sure sign she was driven Hard, accurate for both Ferraris & women | ||
| John Cortina (Johncort)
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Hi all...my 2 cents on tracked cars. If a car has been taken to an occasional club/track event that is really cool. That is really do only way to enjoy these cars. Also a great way to improve your driving skills!!! John. | ||
| Rob Lay (Rob328gts)
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That and maybe going into the grass too deep. Also, a little 90 mph drifting can have a similar effect. | ||
| Craig Dewey (Craigfl)
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Rob... I like the water stains on the seat one... Is that from going into the corners too deep??? | ||
| Rob Lay (Rob328gts)
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I think a tracked car is a loved car. Anyway... 1) Does the car come with an extra set of wheels, racing slicks on that extra set would be really obvious. 2) Oil change/brake bleed records before and after historical things like FCA/Cavallino annual meets. 3) Possibly tire wear bordering on sidewall. 4) Previous owner's name was William and he owns a Lambo. 5) Water type stains on the seat. | ||
| Leonardo Soccolich (Lens)
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Are there any subtle telltale signs besides the obvious ones (e.g. excessive stone chips, suspension/exhaust modifications, etc.)? |