Red 360 in Nashville

Out of curiousity, what did the stickers say?

 

I know of 4 red 360s in town, but none of them have stickers...

 

Wasn't me and I don't know who it was either.

 

My wife got her hair done yesterday at Gavins and she said a red spyder just like mine challenge grill pulled in and two women got out. Who was that? That's not Bart's car is it?

 

I think Barts car is still in Malibu.

 

Does Vance S. live around there? I met him and his 550 Barchetta at the FFQC, I remember him saying he had a couple of cars.

 

i've seen the car several times.i have no idea why he has put those stickers and numbers on the car.i'll ask next time i see the car.

 

It was being driven by a 20's-30's male caucasian at a high rate of speed. I followed him off I-40 at West End. He went west and turned left on Bowling and I lost him.

He was flying down West End and took a risky left turn onto Bowling after the light had turned red so I couldn't find out who it was.

 

Hey Bart, welcome to Ferrarichat. I remember seeing your pics of your 360 and previous 355 on your website 2 years or so ago.

What do you think of the general theory:

Trial lawyer = Ferrari (esp. PI)

Corporate lawyer = Porsche

Obviously there are a few exceptions, but overwhelmingly the Ferrari guys are smaller firm trial guys. During the past interview season I mentioned my CF business on my resume, and a ton of the corporate guys said they had or prefer Porsches. Not one said they had a Ferrari (and I met a *ton* of recruiters and other schmoozing lawyers).

 

I think if you had to generalize you could say entrepreneurs and risk takers like Ferraris. I see that mind set at Ferrari meets.

I once read the demographic of the AVERAGE Ferrari NEW car buyer is in late young adulthood or early middle age, owns his or her own business, has twenty or more employees, and an income of over a half a million dollars a year.

When I was regional director that was the pitch the planners of annual convention made to the city fathers in Dallas and Los Angeles

Steve O'Briend in Nashville was active in the Porsche club and then the Ferrari club and he thought the Porsche guys were usually older, more conservative and he had more fun with us. Establishment types like Porsches and they seem to get into the engineering a lot.

Interesting...

 

Very interesting analysis. As a generalization, I would tend to agree with you.

 

I always thought it was barts son. i saw the car on west end last weekend when i was on the ducati. i'll find out who it is next time i see the car.
i've seen it parked outside tha boundry and southstreet a few times.