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Food for thought.....

Discussion in '348/355' started by dkny, Feb 3, 2012.

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  1. dkny

    dkny Formula Junior

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    If the 348 is the "little brother" to the Testarossa, does that make 355's the "Big Sister"?
     
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  2. 355dreamer

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    It makes it the daddy.
     
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    I was always in love with my friends' big sisters. Works for me! :D
     
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    they are kissing cousins............
     
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    This is odd.
    All cars are female.
    Need lots of attention, get cranky, you pour money into them,etc. etc.

    So if the 348 is the little brother.....ehhhhh, somethings wrong.
    Unless it's a gender-bender.

    Kit cars are just cross-dressers: Still the same slug underneath slick covers.
     
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    Perhaps that why its more loved outside F-car circles these days... it didn't really have a big brother... the V12s of its time served a different purpose and the 355 was the ferrari of its day

    Of course, as a kid growing up in the 90s, a $150K 355 and a $500K F50 were equally unattainable so I always considered the F50 its big brother...
     
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