I've learned so much from you guys!

It's not a BIG deal!

Other than attracting some pervs that have already chimed in, girls having exotics may also have a "size" stigma, just in a different area; but it's not for me to say.

In my crew, we have Haley & Chelle with their 250 GTO and Lamborghini, and Carla with her Gallardo; she just sold her 355 Spider.

Most of us, and I repeat MOST of us, think of them as just being fellow enthusiasts!

Yeah, some guys will try and put the make on you because you own a Ferrari, but those aren't the kind of guys you want to know.

Just do your thing, and the hell with what anyone else thinks!

 

Very cool!

 

ya , ya i fixed my profile ... finally.

 

its a big deal to find a woman who actually cares about the cars, on her own, and not because her significant other does.

plus its damn nice to " meet " ya.


anyway, i have had *cough* a few 308's. let me know if you have any questions.



life is short, miles of smiles to ya!

 

On a "driver" condition car (e.g. "needs tlc"), if you want to bring it up to "daily driver" reliability, figure on a quarter of the purchase price on the first major service. There'll be lots of little details that you can either fix all at once (expen$ive), or day by day (annoying). Ya pays yer money and ya takes yer choice.

But if you go in with your eyes open, a car that you get fixed up yourself provides a warmer, fuzzier feeling than something with a premium price that you've been told is "like new".

I skipped the PPI on my 328, too. I had service records from new, spent several hours looking over the car, and drove it con gusto (the salesman turned pale ) so I knew roughly what condition it was in.

... And I did spend about a quarter of the purchase price to get it fixed up -- but I had figured on that beforehand.

And then it was my daily driver (in summers) for a couple of years.

Avoiding disappointment is often a matter of getting your expectations sorted out.

Just a lot of guys spending all their time in the garage and on the internet. A female who shares the same interests seems "too good to be true" to some of 'em. Don't worry about it. Just be careful what pictures you post.

 

Welcome and good luck with your 308. Afew years ago I sold my 85 308 QV to a single young lady in Indianapolis who had been dreaming about getting one for years. Worked up thru Vettes , etc... and finally made her goal and loving it.