I haven't received my issue yet but it looks like they missed the 360 as well! Maybe they are comparing one from each body-style??
It was three cars all owned by one guy in California who works for Apple. He has sick mileage on the three cars I think the 308 has 131,000 miles, the 355 has almost 70,000, and the 430 had like 20,000 and was only a year or two old. This guy drives the cars on track at least once a month. Is he an Fchater and does anyone know him? Good article and the 355 got the praise it deserves. Not a slight to the 348 or 360 just happens this guy was broke when those cars were being sold.
I read the article. He's on his third set of headers in his 355. I thought once you fixed the headers and valve guides, they stay fixed. Bee Jay
It didn't say anything about the guides did it? And the headers, he probably keeps putting stock ones back on.
Headers stay fixed only if you have QVLondon repair your broken ones, or upgrade stock. Or, you can go to the aftermarket. It is absolutely insane that someone would continue to install the same defective stock part over and over. Valve guides and you're good to go for yers.
His name is Kevin Enderby, and yes he drives the **** out of his cars, on and off the track. He's also a driving instructor. He's a fellow member of the FCA Pacific region, and was/is instrumental in the development of the Ipod for Apple. In 2005 I watched him receive an award at the annual FCA Christmas party for attending every single FCA PR event that year! Pretty amazing. His 308 has won many platinum awards even though he has over 160K miles on it. Not sure about his 355 award history. When he got his 430 last year, within a week it looked like he had driven it across country because of the amount of the rock dings on the front spoiler from all the track time he already had on it. He definitely doesn't believe in garage queens. A true red-blooded Ferrari enthusiast and a good guy.
