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Discussion in '308/328' started by lee328gts, Jun 12, 2007.

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  1. lee328gts

    lee328gts Formula Junior

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    #1 lee328gts, Jun 12, 2007
  2. Dr Tommy Cosgrove

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    #2 Dr Tommy Cosgrove, Jun 12, 2007
    interesting
     
  3. branko

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    #3 branko, Jun 12, 2007
    Very nice but they did not include information on the Euro 308.
     
  4. SpyderGT

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    #4 SpyderGT, Jun 12, 2007
    One stat I haven't been able to find anywhere is ground clearance. Any advice?
    Jon
     
  5. betelgeuse

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    #5 betelgeuse, Jun 12, 2007
    They have 328 gts production at 9068. Is that correct? Everywhere else ( that I have read ) has it at 6068. Does anyone know for sure?
     
  6. blu328gts

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    #6 blu328gts, Jun 12, 2007
    From the last paragraph of the article, "Those who want the fixed-roof GTB may face a search because only 1344 of the 7412 328s produced are berlinettas." 7412 total 328 -1344 GTB = 6068 328GTS...Reference to 9068 328GTS must just be a typo.
     
  7. lee328gts

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    #7 lee328gts, Jun 12, 2007
    Thats a typo. production is 6068. lee
     
  8. VisualHomage

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    #8 VisualHomage, Jun 15, 2007
    308 could be considered the link between the old and new Ferrari ethos. 328 is the full crossover into "modern" Ferrari.
     
  9. snj5

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    #9 snj5, Jun 15, 2007
    Interesting point!

    I would say the 348 would be the full crossover to the modern ethos with the longitudinal engine, EFI, electronically adjustable suspension and certain styling cues. To me the 328 is one of the last of the development of the earlier transverse engine berlinettas: still has a 70's era mechanical induction fuel delivery, conventional suspension from the 60's .

    Interestingly, the one model line that carries the entire transition from transverse to longitudinal and mechanical to electronic is the Mondial (3.2 to t).
     
  10. F1Ace

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    #10 F1Ace, Jun 15, 2007
    I didn't know my 328 could be used as a Golf Cart! Cool! :)

    Great link, thanks!

    Wes
     
  11. Mike328

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    #11 Mike328, Jun 15, 2007

    Not all Ferraris will fit golf clubs. The 308 and 328 will!
     
  12. Bullfighter

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    #12 Bullfighter, Jun 15, 2007
    +1. 308 to 328 brought incremental small changes; 328 to 348 brought a new way of building cars in Maranello.
     
  13. lee328gts

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    #13 lee328gts, Jun 15, 2007
    Gotta love the golf course pic! All we need now is the beer girl cart! Lee
     

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