Another "garage queen" F40

Thats sad, mine is becoming notorious in South Beach

 

Stupid. He never even got the chance to have fun with it and he's selling it. What a waste of money.

 

it's better that someone gets it that will appreciate the car, and treat like is MEANT to be treated, driven hard and fast ^_^
LIKE ME!

 

Would you tell your mother that?

 

...in a few weeks I will be releasing some information on a F40 that has 240 miles and a 288GTO with 300 miles...

These are truly "new" cars and will be available for sale shortly....

Stay tuned!

Chris

 

My goal is to have the most fun with mine & maybe have the highest milage F40 in the world The true value of Ferraris is in the usage & enjoyment,
not in the $

 

Good luck William! You have a ways to go to catch me, mine just turned 15,000 miles... best Ferrari ever made!

 

GVWR is Gross Vehicle weight RATING.... i.e. how much weight the vehicle is rated to CARRY, not how much it weighs. In other words, if the car weighed 2800 lbs, then it could carry six hundred pounds(3400 - 2800 = 600) of passengers/luggage.

 

I couldnt agree more with you

 

Got you beat already Chris, mine has 16,000

But you've had a lot more fun in yours bcus you've had it longer so you beat me there

 

Yes, well you are damn fast though!(faster than me!) I was just at a track outside Omaha, I got within 2 seconds of the track record, so I am getting a bit faster!

 

Notorious for attracting hurricanes.

 

You think they are coming to see my F40 ? LOL

a friend of mine did some research on Hurricanes, Seems 1933 was the worst year when FL got nailed 13 times in 1 season

By the way, Hurricane comes from the Central American Indian God HURIKAN who I guess was a Fiersome Pizzed Off dude

 

Don't you guy's EVER drive your cars? 29K on mine......
It would be in the high 30K's if the new motor were done......



Rick

 

Any of you guys who feel like your F40 isn't getting driven enough, let me know and I'll be happy to come by and help with that. I can be persuaded to drive your other Ferraris too if you're really desperate.

 

Hear, Hear...

One of, if not the best statement I've read on this board. Perfect.


Kenny K.

 

It's easy to say when you've got $$$'s to burn. I can respect the position of someone who pampers and protects a valuable asset of any sort because the relative value of the object is high. The same goes for rare auto like an F40.
I pleased and delighted that the guy who owned mine before me did just that. I got a great car in superb condition. I drive my cars...all of them. Even the 99.8 scoring ones like my E-type. But I have developed a healthy disrespect for $$$'s. It took a lot of years of hard work, but now I can afford to say that I don't care about the money. But I really understand anyone who cannot see it that way.

 

I just can't. To buy and drive Ferrari should evoke and satisfy a deep visceral passion to drive. To worry about it's value/mileage etc, then why bother owning it? Unless it's a museum peice. As Will so aptly put, the true value is in the use and enjoyment.

Kenny K.

 

Don't the other one besides Roland that is. Amir Rosenbaum and his F40 the who knowns how many Virgina City Hillclimbs and taken part in a couple Open Track Challenges.

 

should have been driven