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Discussion in 'Vintage (thru 365 GTC4)' started by Iceman.1, Sep 17, 2004.

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  1. TTR

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    Well of course it's" extreme", but then again I've always been and no, I do not endorse or "want to go the 6-71 route".
    Just pointing out how I feel about these "fad" restomod upgrades and the slippery slope they present ... ;)
    What's next ? Adding a backup camera, blue teeth & tits, CarPlay (?? Whatever the F that is ??), perimeter sensors or power steering to a Daytona or a Dino ? JFC ! :rolleyes:

    While I've always been a old school "hot rodder" at heart, I prefer most, especially postwar (vintage) cars in their original design & engineering configuration.
    If the car came with bias-ply or XWX tires, that's important part of its appeal and feel to me.
     
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    You are right Timo, when I became the proud owner of an AR GT, it came with lowly Firestone "Cavallino" 165's on it and it would slide
    a lot better that with the XWX I later installed. Could never figure it out. Now I have.

    Indeed it is a slippery slope. Imagine, I still ski in my old 225's, (new bindings though),
    and all the young 'uns can't figure out why I am faster. :) :) :)
    What with their crappy 175 'shape skis' :rolleyes:
     
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    Thoughts? Thank you.
     
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    To me, it's quite obvious, but I'm also curious of what real experts think.
     
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    Pray tell...
     
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    Sorry if a repost, but the discussion of windshields, etc in another thread/topic reminded me of this.
    All the glass in the car and front of it produced by yours truly.

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    Sorry if a re-post, but I just love how the red & green compliment each other.
    And please ignore the Borranis. :D

    P.S. I can't believe we did that paint over 20 years ago and it still looks like it was done last week.

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    The Viola is looking great.
     
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    Not for shrinking violets...

    Regards, Alberto
     
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    Very cool !
    Note the flat black used in "black-out" sections, but difficult to see (in these images) if they got them all covered.
     
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    Yikes... To me it looks like two models that are in different scales. And to me, the Daytona a already a "big" car...
     
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    No photoshop etc.
    All genuine.
    Yes, the Purosangue is HUGE.
    All automobiles have massively grown/increased in the last fifty years.

    Marcel Massini
     
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    the real shocker is the Daytona next to the 12C.
    also a shocker, I bet the 12C feels smaller and more nimble when driving.
     
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    Not so sure about that; the 12 Cilindri is 85.7 inches wide vs 69.3 for the 365 GTB/4. FOR comparison the Daytona SP3 is 80.7 inches wide and the Purosangue is 79.8 inches wide.
    At 62.6 inches height the Purosangue towers above that 365 GTB/4 at 49.0 inches height as can be seen in Marcel's picture.
     
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    my comparison was between GT cars not GT vs SUV which makes no sense.
     
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    You can still use a Purosangue as a parking garage. What a hit:rolleyes:
     
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    Perhaps it's just the photo & not that there's anything wrong with it, but the Daytona door looks much darker/different shade than rest of the car.
     
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    Interesting
     
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    Well, all that baseball/hockey/football/soccer/etc gear has to fit in.
    Isn’t that what Sports Utility Vehicles are intended/made for ? :rolleyes:

    And like with SUVs, long after everyone else has already made them, perhaps Ferrari will someday finally join rest of the car/truck manufacturers and produce minivans, although with the sign of the times, they’ll probably make it electric and call it FEV ? ;)
     

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