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I saw that, and its not the first. Seems to be the fuel filler pipe is
generally the culprit - gets old, hard & splits. I shall be having the wheel
well off my car this weekend to have a butcher's at it.
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- 07-06 03:14 AM #1StevenGuest
Ferrari Fueling Fire
Appears that just up the road from me there is onw lucky Ferrari 308
owner. Here is the whole story with a wild video:
http://www.katu.com/stories/78193.html
-steve
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Steven B. Cousineau, P.O. Box 230105, Tigard OR 97281
- 07-06 08:51 AM #2IainGuest
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- 07-06 11:33 AM #3Bacchus,Guest
Re: Ferrari Fueling Fire
On Wed, 6 Jul 2005 03:14:14 +0000 (UTC), Steven Cousineau
<com> wrote:
Looked like a 348/355 from the salacious news teaser I saw.
- 07-06 12:35 PM #4ar50troll@gmail.comGuest
Re: Ferrari Fueling Fire
It's a 308..well it was. I saw the car right after the repaint.
Engine compartment was a little tired. Likely a cracked hose onto the
manifold.
- 07-08 04:10 AM #5StevenGuest
Re: Ferrari Fueling Fire
Bacchus, not the Magoo guy <com> wrote:
It was a 308 in some of the other pictures. Plus one of the other
articles referred to it as a 1977 Ferrari. -s
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Steven B. Cousineau, P.O. Box 230105, Tigard OR 97281
- 07-08 07:39 AM #6AutomaticGuest
Re: Ferrari Fueling Fire
Steven Cousineau wrote:
Wow, look at all these folks crawling out of the woodwork. I must not
be scaring anybody off anymore. Maybe it's time to dump that medication
and let Wolfman out for some howl time!
What? Did somebody say "Werewolves of London Again"?
M
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