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Re: Ferrari 348 TS - Sophia
« Reply #140 on: 11-Dec-2010, 13:33:28 »
Stan you read my mind, just yesterday i was thinking about same thing :snap:

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Re: Ferrari 348 TS - Sophia
« Reply #141 on: 11-Dec-2010, 19:32:52 »
They say great minds think alike....  :good:
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Re: Ferrari 348 TS - Sophia
« Reply #142 on: 11-Dec-2010, 20:27:31 »
apparetly it is so  :hillbilly:

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Re: Ferrari 348 TS - Sophia
« Reply #143 on: 11-Dec-2010, 21:23:48 »
It's always nice to get a car running the way it should, especially when it's better than when you first got it :good:

I'd be pretty paranoid about that frame once I knew it was damaged like that. I would expect to notice some extra rigidity through tighter corners.
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Re: Ferrari 348 TS - Sophia
« Reply #144 on: 13-Dec-2010, 23:04:43 »
It's been a long time since we've gotten an update...how is the 348 holding together and how was it completing the service?   :)

I agree - I will put together an update on the  'rari and the Bimmer in the last week of December - when I finally get some time off. My work load and associated travel has been excessive this year. I am not getting time to drive the cars. :(

It's always nice to get a car running the way it should, especially when it's better than when you first got it :good:

I'd be pretty paranoid about that frame once I knew it was damaged like that. I would expect to notice some extra rigidity through tighter corners.

I haven't tracked the car since the frame update but I haven't sensed any difference in handling in regular driving. I am soooo glad that Ferrari put together a beefy frame there :)

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Re: Ferrari 348 TS - Sophia
« Reply #145 on: 14-Dec-2010, 07:00:55 »
I agree - I will put together an update on the  'rari and the Bimmer in the last week of December - when I finally get some time off. My work load and associated travel has been excessive this year. I am not getting time to drive the cars. :(

That's not good...leave that shit with me and I'll give it some exercise!   ;)
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Re: Ferrari 348 TS - Sophia
« Reply #146 on: 14-Dec-2010, 21:38:40 »
That's not good...leave that shit with me and I'll give it some exercise!   ;)

LOL, you're so selfless Stan.  :mrgreen:

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Re: Ferrari 348 TS - Sophia
« Reply #147 on: 14-Dec-2010, 21:40:57 »
LOL, you're so selfless Stan.  :mrgreen:

Yeah....I know.   :lol:
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Re: Ferrari 348 TS - Sophia
« Reply #148 on: 31-Dec-2010, 04:45:27 »
Actually there is nothing to really update this year.

I have been doing a heck a lot of travel this year - have been 80% of the time in LA since June. Obviously this has reduced my usage of the Ferrari - This year I barely put in 1250 miles on the car.  :bad:

On a positive note, my repair and maintenance expenses this year was zilch - all I did was top off the engine oil and brake fluid. After last year's ass kicking my wallet is thanking me this year.

Next year I will get the fluids changed out completely.

The only major expense looming looks to be a clutch job in a year or two - the pedal is engaging high up on the travel.

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Re: Ferrari 348 TS - Sophia
« Reply #149 on: 04-Jan-2011, 22:26:14 »
Sameerrao, in case you are wondering, with only slight modification the Enzo's motor will fit into your 348! :mrgreen:


http://www.pistonheads.com/news/default.asp?storyId=22970

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Re: Ferrari 348 TS - Sophia
« Reply #150 on: 04-Jan-2011, 22:47:29 »
Slight modification. :)
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Re: Ferrari 348 TS - Sophia
« Reply #151 on: 04-Jan-2011, 22:57:18 »
LOL! @ Sentra! :lol:

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Re: Ferrari 348 TS - Sophia
« Reply #152 on: 04-Jan-2011, 23:21:01 »
And a big bag of money offcourse.  :lol:

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Re: Ferrari 348 TS - Sophia
« Reply #153 on: 01-Mar-2012, 19:04:59 »
My 5 year anniversary with the car happened in November 2011. I forgot to post then  :whistle: - so am posting now.

My clutch went bye bye last year - the triple seals would empty all the brake fluid within 2-3 days. So I got a new clutch and got the other fluids replaced and some minor fixes done all for a princely sum of $3000. More than made up for $0 spent the year before.

But the car drives beautifully now!

I am thinking of selling the car now - I just don't drive it enough.
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Re: Ferrari 348 TS - Sophia
« Reply #154 on: 12-Mar-2012, 12:15:47 »

I am thinking of selling the car now - I just don't drive it enough.

It definitely has no sense to keep it if you don't use it. Why not buying something more usable, like a 964-993 porker?  :whistle:

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Re: Ferrari 348 TS - Sophia
« Reply #155 on: 13-Mar-2012, 18:25:54 »
It definitely has no sense to keep it if you don't use it. Why not buying something more usable, like a 964-993 porker?  :whistle:

It is not the usability of the car that is the issue. It is the lack of time to drive it that is the main problem. I am not driving the BMW much either.
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Re: Ferrari 348 TS - Sophia
« Reply #156 on: 13-Mar-2012, 20:28:12 »
i volunteer to drive both of your cars :mrgreen:

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Re: Ferrari 348 TS - Sophia
« Reply #157 on: 20-Mar-2012, 21:02:16 »
i volunteer to drive both of your cars :mrgreen:

That's so selfless and kind of you to offer your services.  :mrgreen:
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Re: Ferrari 348 TS - Sophia
« Reply #158 on: 20-Mar-2012, 21:05:52 »
I'll be i the US in a few months,


I wouldnt mind having a car to run around in ..  :whistle:

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Re: Ferrari 348 TS - Sophia
« Reply #159 on: 20-Mar-2012, 22:10:40 »
That's so selfless and kind of you to offer your services.  :mrgreen:
yep, thats me :mrgreen:

 

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