anyone in MA, or RI with a ferrari?

You would probably do best posting in the New England section.

 

Of course there are no ferraris in MA or RI! What were you thinking
Just teasing. But seriously there are Ferrari owners everywhere, in the last places you would expect

 

Yeah, come on over to NE - plenty of us over there. However since its January and the time all of us are trying to remember WHY we live in NE, there wont be much you'll see for the next 2 or 3 months. However feel free too ask away in the meantime

http://www.ferrarichat.com/forum/forumdisplay.php?f=21

 

For some reason the New England thread has been reduced to a single page and the North Shore thread is not shown - Do a search for "Boston's North Shore Bi-Weekly F-Drive" for our good weather get togethers . We meet at Starbuck's Rte 1A in North Beverly. Pictures, directions etc in the thread.

 

Moved to the appropriate sub-forum.

 

Mike, there are Ferrari's closer to you than you think. Mine is nice and warm in the gararge and seems it will be for a while.

 

Michael, check out Bay State Motorsports, www.baystatemotorsports.com they always have a few Ferrari's in stock and they know a TON of owners/collectors in MA. I do some web site work for them and John down there is an awesome guy and full-on Ferrari fanatic.

Mark

 

If you want to whet your appetite for fcars on a winters day take a ride over to Independent Ferrari Service in Easton and introduce yourself to John Tirrell the owner. He's a great source of knowledge. I got my car from his recommendation.

I'm in Easton as well and while I don't have a car you're interested in perhaps we can hookup for some fchat events next season.

Kenny K

 

And while you are there you can catch a glimpse of a real Ferrari sitting on the middle lift.....just kidding, but admire the 330 spending the winter in the shop and you might enlarge your selection.

 

Sam's 330 is sweeeeet.

Birdman

 

no - they ate em; ate a lot of the pics on m edesk top; have zips hidden - go around acting that dumb...don't even remember where they are; as they say - we had em in 60 s and...they were great (new port)(dino in the 80's...I dunno you guys...eil...have other funny ideas these days) I'm a barbie doll- about 20 Fs; I don't have a car; maybe..you guys are pretty slick - maybe you'd link to give me YOUR ferrari (actualy - first was a de portago belinetta- how's the bridge in new port working out) actually - have some italien light wieghts deisasembled; in the mean time - nice b&w shots I took age 12 at Chinetis (oh...monza...pre war alfas) and a cool pic of a GTo at Lime Rock vintage last yankees world series (ate my lotus...stole it) at htpp://www.newflipperstext.com

No =- not horeses again...no...quick..get the push me pull you no..dear god, anything but that....

 

I have a 348 and I'm CT. When the weather is better I'd be more than happy to take you for a spin.

 

I have a couple Ferrari's located at my house in Tewksbury, MA. A smaller budget 308GT4 and a larger budget '91 Testarossa. I do turn them on and move them back and forth outside during the winter when it is dry enough. I am a 'new' Ferrari owner of only 1 year and always looking for more F-cars to buy.

-Kevin

 

There's a white over burgandy 90 TR available in West Bridgew. A Very errr make that an Extremely clean car . Any TR interest yes/no ?

 

I'd guess low 60's or so. The car is at a place called Premier on rt28 about a mile down from the rt106&rt28 intersection. If your roots are deep around here you'd know it as Tech Auto back in the late 70's and 80's. They've always sold and consigned fine cars through the years. They have a health inventory. A Mondial too in fact.

As far as service, on the level, the Tr would be more costly. But if you have the facilities then cost of ownership is relavent to what you feel comfortable doing yourself. Parts prices may be somewhat higher than what you're used to.