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07-18-2009 | 01:58 PM
#42
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GOOD STUFF!!
Ill have photos up soon as well...soon.....
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ok all my photos are up...but i didnt get to photoshop em but enjoy!
http://s800.photobucket.com/albums/yy289/GHOSTRIDER-/
Ill have photos up soon as well...soon.....
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ok all my photos are up...but i didnt get to photoshop em but enjoy!
http://s800.photobucket.com/albums/yy289/GHOSTRIDER-/
07-18-2009 | 06:55 PM
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Originally Posted by cosmo rockit,Jul 18 2009, 06:50 PM
Damn Barry...if fractional ownership works for airplanes why not Ferrari's? Ferrari California....Ferrari California.
The long-rumored, long-denied "entry-level" Ferrari is moving closer to reality. The company's new prancing horse, named California, debuted at this past October's Paris Auto Salon as the first retractable hardtop convertible from the legendary Italian sports-car maker. Under the hood is a 4.3-liter V8 engine with direct fuel injection, another first for a Ferrari. Despite all this, the 2010 Ferrari California could be priced below the $190,000 F430, which currently accounts for 75 percent of global Ferrari sales. The powers that be in Maranello see the California boosting deliveries by a hefty 40 percent from the record 2007 level to around 10,000 cars a year......................................
07-18-2009 | 07:05 PM
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From: A Spark On the Horizon
Originally Posted by Indyana,Jul 18 2009, 09:55 PM
What We Know About the 2010 Ferrari California
The long-rumored, long-denied "entry-level" Ferrari is moving closer to reality. The company's new prancing horse, named California, debuted at this past October's Paris Auto Salon as the first retractable hardtop convertible from the legendary Italian sports-car maker. Under the hood is a 4.3-liter V8 engine with direct fuel injection, another first for a Ferrari. Despite all this, the 2010 Ferrari California could be priced below the $190,000 F430, which currently accounts for 75 percent of global Ferrari sales. The powers that be in Maranello see the California boosting deliveries by a hefty 40 percent from the record 2007 level to around 10,000 cars a year......................................
The long-rumored, long-denied "entry-level" Ferrari is moving closer to reality. The company's new prancing horse, named California, debuted at this past October's Paris Auto Salon as the first retractable hardtop convertible from the legendary Italian sports-car maker. Under the hood is a 4.3-liter V8 engine with direct fuel injection, another first for a Ferrari. Despite all this, the 2010 Ferrari California could be priced below the $190,000 F430, which currently accounts for 75 percent of global Ferrari sales. The powers that be in Maranello see the California boosting deliveries by a hefty 40 percent from the record 2007 level to around 10,000 cars a year......................................
07-20-2009 | 06:28 PM
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From: Sun★Works
who's the guy on here that recently bought that FILA labeled Ducati? That was his ride in the photo above somewhere, right?
did people meet him or did he introduce himself? I have been in an out of town so much I forgot the screen name of the owner.
Nice bike whoever has it....
please forgive my diet coke brain
did people meet him or did he introduce himself? I have been in an out of town so much I forgot the screen name of the owner.
Nice bike whoever has it....
please forgive my diet coke brain