Long time saving lol.
Saw a Ferrari Dino at the Scottish Italian Car Show a few years ago when I had my 164 Super there. Gorgeous car.
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Long time saving lol.
Saw a Ferrari Dino at the Scottish Italian Car Show a few years ago when I had my 164 Super there. Gorgeous car.
Roger Daltrey used to visit his mum in South Acton driving a red 246 Dino. I'd see him outside cleaning it, never bothered to stop for a chat though, I figured he probably had enough public pestering him.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ali Tait
Nice, but I've never been big on 2-seater soft tops (fine for Italy, or some other warm climate, but impractical in this country). If we're going classic, then this would be much more my thang:Quote:
Originally Posted by Ali Tait
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1972 Alfa Romeo 2000 GTV.
Marco.
pretty
Yes lovely cars.
Yups... Only thing is, in our climate it'd rot to nothing in about six months!:D
In other news, I've just insured the Brabster, fully comp for a year, for £307, which is more than £100 less than it was last year!:carrot:
Geoff, how much is your wee shopping trolley, fully comp for a year, in that there London? Just curious!:)
Marco.
My father's business partner had a Ferrari Dino (along with a Bristol 405).Quote:
Originally Posted by Ali Tait
ah the bristol 4 door coupe.. fab motor that.. was always one of my dream cars when youngQuote:
Originally Posted by Barry
thats my jalopy given its runabout and also filled it up with jungle juice... £18.50 it cost.:doh:
£587 last year as I recall.Quote:
Originally Posted by Marco