Ferrari: Damn! My car is for sale before I'm ready to buy it!

Automatic Jack wrote: 
$109k for a 25,000 mile car. Another year before the first cars fall
out of triple dig???

T308/250
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LIVERPOOL FC - European Champions 1977, 1978, 1981, 1984, 2005

Tifosi 308 (The Serial Number Geek) wrote: 

I hope to be pig rich by that time - triple digits will be mere pocket
change.

M

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"Sendai eyes are notorious for depth-perception defects and warranty
hassles, among other things."

Automatic Jack wrote: 
Now now, you cannot count the digits after the decimal point!

T3.08

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LIVERPOOL FC - European Champions 1977, 1978, 1981, 1984, 2005

On Tue, 05 Jul 2005 03:57:16 GMT, "Tifosi 308 (The Serial Number
Geek)" <com> wrote: 

Every time I see a 355 Fiorano, or lately, 360 SC.
 

If 550's are going selling $109k, how much must someone pay me to take
a 512TR?

On Tue, 05 Jul 2005 03:57:16 GMT, "Tifosi 308 (The Serial Number
Geek)" <com> wrote: 

....Every time I see a 355 Fiorano, or lately, 360 SC.
 

If 550's are asking/selling for $109k, how much must someone pay me to
take a 512TR?

Bacchus, not the Magoo guy wrote:
 

If it's an actual TR model (penultimate in the production run) it sounds
like you're not fond of it. That model and the F512M were my favorites
of the run. Do tell!

MC

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"Sendai eyes are notorious for depth-perception defects and warranty
hassles, among other things."

On Mon, 04 Jul 2005 18:53:47 -0700, Automatic Jack <com>
wrote: 

....Yes. Goddamnit.

http://www.ferraris-online.com/pages/carintro.php?reqcardir=FE-365GTB4-13373

Bacchus, not the Magoo guy wrote: 

You had me fooled this time, Mark. Probably the first time ever. Lots
of people are on Earthlink. You stopped using the Mindspring thing, on
here anyway, a long time ago, perhaps because it was unique. And I've
almost always caught your esoteric references. This time, I was ready
to welcome you as a newcomer. You dog. This should make your day.

Want to go off-topic with you for a minute - for the last month or so
I've noticed this long white streak across the night sky, about a foot
and a half wide from ground-level's eye. I always thought it was high
clouds, because we do get those here, but since it's in the same
position I now feel that I'm looking at the Milky Way. I always thought
the mass of stars within the MW was more visible, this is kind of wide
but wispy.

I was going to check on the web but I felt I first owed you the
opportunity to humiliate me before my peers. <Kneels>

MC

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"Sendai eyes are notorious for depth-perception defects and warranty
hassles, among other things."