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Arizona 40th anniversary celebration

Discussion in '308/328' started by dogue, Sep 28, 2015.

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  1. dogue

    dogue Formula Junior

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    #1 dogue, Sep 28, 2015
    Scottsdale Motosports Gathering (doubletree & scottsdale rd) Saturday October 3rd, will be honoring the 40th anniversary of the Ferrari 308. If you live in Arizona own a 308 show up early for premier parking. Hope to have a great showing. Spaces fill up usually before 7am so come early.
     
  2. PV Dirk

    PV Dirk F1 Veteran

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    #2 PV Dirk, Sep 29, 2015
    Bummer, would have loved to have done this. I'm flying out of Phoenix tomorrow :(
     
  3. Albert-LP

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    #3 Albert-LP, Sep 29, 2015
    It's incredible that we have in Arizona (!!!!) a meeting to honor the 40th birthday of the most succesfull and well know Ferrari ever. What will we have, here in Modena, where there is the Factory and the highest Ferrari 308 density in the world?

    Nothingh... :(


    ciao
     
  4. smg2

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    #4 smg2, Sep 29, 2015
    I've been told by Italians that they find us Americans strange for keeping so many old cars around. Sure the 308 is iconic but it's an old car, that kind of thing is rare there. Apparently finding a F355 in Italy is exceedingly hard as it's just old enough to not be worth keeping around. Now I haven't been to Italy to confirm this or not but this came from Factory Ferrari people at a meeting a couple yrs ago.

    The culture here in the US is very different then most anywhere in the world when it comes to the Automobile, from the early start back with the 'Tin Lizzy' AKA Fords Model T, the automobile represented freedom and adventure available to everyone. That changed the world esp here in the US. And if one wants to see car culture and how it shaped a society and state then look at the history of southern California. I was fortunate and lucky enough to be raised here in the epicenter of such a place. Sadly it's only a former ghost of it's once great self. But compared to most other places it's still going strong.
     

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