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The British Columbia Thread!

Discussion in 'Canada' started by steve2814, Nov 23, 2003.

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  1. tjacoby

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    He was found to be a dud, none of it was based on anything to do on this planet.

    Vasco - don't know what the MCL guy has, except a defunct airline. I would of thought Bentley's/RR's more his style, but purely a guess. Koenig's are more of an extroverted bachelor's car (hello Mike Tyson ;)).

    Peter or ToddB may have more knowledge.

    there are some great cars locked away out here - too bad they never see daylight.
     
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    i think he owns a black/black Carrera GT
     
  3. RoWis

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    I thought Langley drivers only had hot rods, 69 Camaro's and Nova's (plus the odd Smart and GT4). nice camera for a phone!
     
  6. RoWis

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    Cool stuff, I've noticed a lot more exotics in the Lower Mainland over the past few years.
     
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    +1
     
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    You are obviously welcome to do whatever you like and I'm sure you will enjoy it. But Phil it's NOT a Ferrari. My advice would be to save a bit more and start off with a 308, Dino GT4 or Mondial dude.

    Just my 2 cents.
     
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    haha yes I know guys it is a replica. The only reason I am considering it is because its a Fiero underneath...and well, I know Fieros.

    I don't have Ferrari money quite yet. It's one thing to have Ferrari money, but then another to have Ferrari repair bill money.

    I may go take a look at it just for ****s and giggles. I emailed the seller and requested more pics. I'll post them up once he emails me.
     
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    It looks like a well made replica, whats with so many replica's being based on fiero's?
     
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    History Lesson:

    GM actually purchased 3 Ferrari 308s when they were doing developement of the Fiero. Some say they actually tried copying the Ferrari to produce the Fiero. I don't believe the Fiero was a copy at all...but it does have mid engine, rear wheel drive. ;)
     
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    Interesting, I think it looks more like a Lambo than a Ferrari.
     
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    The panels are the Fiero are very easy to take off and replace with replica panels. Also, the Fiero a mid engine, rear wheel drive. Its the best chassis to base a Lambo/Ferrari replica off of.

    ok, enough about Fieros. This is a Ferrari forum. haha!
     
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    Really?

    I'm afraid to ask .....but which model of Lambo are you thinking? :)
     
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    heh funny
     
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    Step away from Craigslist, do not go past the ATM machine, do not pickup the phone! This is important!

    You CAN find a GT4 or Mondial for close to that, if you really wanted to. Then you have a real Fcar (with lots of hands-on maintenance education to follow). But this, why - better off buying two more Fiero's, or a Ducatti, or all sorts of other things.

    Where to start; 1) Replica's like this are a lie, and not terribly welcomed at club drives, club meets, Fcar gatherings, Fcar discussions
    2) It's not really a Fiero - would it be allowed on a Fiero drive?
    3) how to ever sell it - very, very slim audience
    4) it's effectively a one-off, who fixes the stuff that breaks, well - you do., who makes parts for the unique bits - well, you do.

    I have to get back to work, but please, oh please, don't talk to him, don't go see it, don't buy a kit car Fcar!
     
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    yah your not welcome on our drives with that :)
     
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    hahaha. Ok ok. So I probably wont buy it. I still want to go take a look at it just to see how "accurate" he claims it to be.

    I agree that it does have a slim audience. Its not a Fiero and its not a Ferrari. I would be kind of on my own. Haha!

    I will just have to stick to driving pop's Vette around until I can afford a Ferrari.

    I did find this on ebay. I guess Im not too far off...
    http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Ferrari-308-GTSi-FERRARI-308-GTSi-Recent-MAJOR-Service-1982-USA-Ver_W0QQcmdZViewItemQQcategoryZ6212QQihZ006QQitemZ160126310230QQrdZ1
     
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    As for accuracy just take a good look at the pics and you will see how UNaccurate it is.

    That one on ebay is more like it ;)
     

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