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Good things about having "classic" Fcars

Discussion in '308/328' started by enjoythemusic, Apr 13, 2004.

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  1. enjoythemusic

    enjoythemusic F1 World Champ

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    #1 enjoythemusic, Apr 13, 2004
    1. No FNA to deal with
    2. Ferrari UK
    3... THE BELOW POST:
    I just found out my Cat's are both bad ($9,100) in parts to replace. FoW mentioned rebuilding them. Is this going to be feasable or should i just replace them.
    BTW car is 97 355 Spider.
    Stan


    $9,100???!!!!! LOL!!!!!!! Cat pipes, we don't need no stinkin cat pipes :)
     
  2. AJS328

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    #2 AJS328, Apr 13, 2004
    From what I've read on this site, this may be enough reason in itself!
     
  3. enjoythemusic

    enjoythemusic F1 World Champ

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    #3 enjoythemusic, Apr 13, 2004
    Amen. All the FNA nightmares and they seem endless. So, um... did Brian EVER get his 360?
     
  4. tifosi12

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    #4 tifosi12, Apr 13, 2004
    OTOH I have to say that FNA made it possible for me to visit the Maranello factory. Without much bureaucracy. As a "lowly 308 owner" I enjoyed being treated as if I just had bought a brand new 575.

    My favourite thing about a classic Ferrari:
    No more EPA. Not yet true in my case, but counting down the years. Can't wait to rip out those cats. Hello Stebros!
     
  5. enjoythemusic

    enjoythemusic F1 World Champ

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    #5 enjoythemusic, Apr 13, 2004
    ok, i agree FNA in not THAT bad... just their parts availably for our "classic" cars and pricing thereof. Now as for the EPA... that is a can of worms unto itself.
     

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