Lol, yeah saw that also and it gave me a little smile. I remember seeing plates like that in pictures over the years on different F40s from all over the world.
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I notice that it's not only you who has a stutter.. https://www.carsales.com.au/cars/results?q=%28And.Service.Carsales._.Year.range%280..1990%29._.%28C.Make.Ferrari._.Model.308.%29%29&silo=stock&
Image Unavailable, Please Login Image Unavailable, Please Login Centre stage at today's FCA meet in Manly. Absolutely spectacular TDF
Wow. That's pretty cool. Here's the slightly more subtle one that was at our 70th anniversary drive a couple of weeks ago. Image Unavailable, Please Login Image Unavailable, Please Login
What I will say without wanting to be critical of an awesome car is that looking at the two TDFs above is an excellent example of why black wheels suck big time. They are the same wheel, but on the blue car they look absolutely amazing, yet on the SA one you can't even see the design of the wheels. Imagine the wheel colour from the blue car on the dark red car. Mmmmmmm.
Steve, I'm with you, as it must be a generational thing, the silver wheels lift the look, black might as well be cheap steal wheels. The Blue car looks seriously wide with that colour scheme, did I mention I'm over red cars.
Indeed it is, one of the best, but if we drive it today it most likely feels loose and slow [withing reason i mean]
