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Is there a Ferrari equivalent of the Porsche

Discussion in '348/355' started by vracer, Sep 8, 2014.

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  1. vracer

    vracer Formula 3

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    COA? (Certificate Of Authenticity) that tells exactly how the car was built. Or a 'recreation' of the original window sticker for those of us who bought our cars without all the original documentation. It's interesting to me that, unlike today, there appears to be a relatively small number of options available on the 80's and 90's cars.
     
  2. Robb

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  3. vracer

    vracer Formula 3

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    Thanx, Robb; I appreciate your answer, but the COA tells you how it left the factory (which is what I want to know), not what is different now.

    Additionally, the Porsche world has an historian who can give you a pretty close replica of the original Monroney sticker.
     
  4. MRF40@yahoo.com

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    like whut? Ralph??
    the Alfa 4C
     
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  5. Robb

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    Ferrari does not want to be Porsche.

    I had a COA on my '83 911 sc. Definitely cool to have.

    I'd be interested in the classiche for my '95 355 GTB some day. We'll see.

    Robb
     

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