Let's see your favourite 456/550/575 Photo...

There's a whole lotta handsome in that pic! James Bond indeed. Great looking car.
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Thank you, guys for kind words! ) This is the Italian version of James Bond )))

 

I guess they are a bit aged, but I dont use it on the track and Ive got a spare set of new 355's. Not afraid to do a burnout though 😁
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With such classic lines on these cars, a black and white photo just works dos'nt it ?
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I guess so, but maybe better with darker colours (mine, below, is Rosso Corsa). Or with more skill in Photoshop than I have!
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you might be right there john...the photo was a gift from a very grateful friend i let take her out for a spin.

 

Well done. I've seen this on IG too / Twinsie !

 

Excellent!

Gr. Martin

 

Thanks a lot!! ))

 

Yesterday in the Swiss alps, a 600 Km trip, car runs fantastic.
Great day.

- San Bernardino pass from north to south and back
- Splügen pass from north to south
- Lunch in Italy (Fritto di Calamari e Gamberi)
- Maloya pass from south to north
- Julier pass from south to north
- Lenzerheide

Daniel

 

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Aaaaggggghhhhhhh. Oil leak.

 

My friend Cliff took this picture of my 1998 TdF 550 at our local Cars & Coffee gathering.

When I showed my wife the picture, she said "Oh, I love that car".
That response was a little unexpected, but she does drive the 550 and I think she likes it more than our black 458.

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Ron, why on earth not?

 

Good question. She hasn't been a fan of some of the Ferraris I've owned over the years.

My first Ferrari was a 1988 328 GTS and she didn't fit in the car to be able to drive it.
She's 5'4" with short legs and she had to have the seat so far forward to reach the pedals that her forehead was touching the windshield glass.
She was disappointed because she couldn't fit in it well enough to drive it.

She also doesn't drive the paddle-shifting cars. So, she rides in my 458 but isn't interested in driving it.
Same thing back when I owned my 430.

She does drive the 550 though. Sometimes we'll take both the 458 and 550 to local events.
She's very good driving a stick-shift, when she was young she had a 1970 Chevy Vega with a 3-speed shifter on the floor as her daily driver.

So, she loves the 550. She loves the stunning look of it, the fact that it holds lots of luggage for overnight trips, and that she can drive it.

Here is a picture of her with the 550 from years ago. Notice she's using the small bag of the 550 Barchetta luggage as a big purse.

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Ron- Wow, you sure want to make her happy, whatever it takes.

 

Thanks. Yep, going on our 37th year of marriage. Both got married young.

 

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Image Unavailable, Please Login Driving to Las Vegas last Monday Beautiful sunrise....

 

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hey Rookie, lovely car but talk to me about the 400 in the background!

 

Thank you old timer.
That's Carl Steuer's shop, Black Horse Motors. Not sure whose car that is though. Carl is a really nice guy. Reach out to him.

 

En route to this years Bull Run in Pamplona ,Spain .