I think you need a red car Mark.

I don't suppose you are on the LGH - Hassi flight this Wednesday?

If you are, I am happy to spend 4 hours convincing you what a good move it would be!

 

LOL Ian

I was home on the Thursday one a couple of days ago, otherwise a few free drinks and a chat about red things would have been good!

Are you getting out there regularly?

The 360 is top of my list but it chops and changes by day. I was put off the 355 by the amount of issues they seem to have, although I know a 360 would not be cheap to keep. I'd love a GT3 but don't like the 996 and 997 is more than I want to pay...

 

Am I missing something Mark? If you worry about getting your Evo dented you are going to have sleepless nights leaving a Ferrari anywhere. I personnally have driven a F355, F360 and been out in a F430 Spider last year. The F430 was a dream car ride before I went out in it, then I was left unimpressed, the F360 has never floated my boat. I cant see you keeping any of these cars for long so buy wisely. I think the GT3 or GTR are the only 'real' choices out there until you turn 50+ LOL.

 

GTR is still on the list, but it's just too big to park anywhere.

The idea behind the Fezza is that I actually wouldn't park it anywhere, not in this country anyway

Just for jollies and trips to Europe. I'd like to do some Italy / France tours in it, stopping off in nice places.

The Evo wasn't really special enough to be a garage queen IYSWIM.

The S is the daily driver and track car

 

Odd.

You didnt want to sell it to me.

And I had the cash....

 

I am not surprised

 

You had already bought your BeeEmmm, Steve?!

I only put it up a few weeks ago.

 

I saw your MR for sale across on the MLR. Looked like a very fine example.

For me, it was a toss up between the S2000 and an Evo.

The wife wanted me to get an Evo as I've already had an S2000. I won, my money! Supercharged S2000 it is. Pick it up next Friday, can't wait!

Nick.

 

No, if you remember we chatted about it whilst my S2000 was on the boards

I guess you changed your mind not long after then.

Its a funny thing watching old cars depart.
Saw both mine go (and both much liked actually) in a week.

Double sadness.

But I would never trade back.
I take an age to decide on a purchase, which is why I'm rarely disappointed with them.

 

Nick, bet you are looking forward to it.

Steve, I changed my mind a few times and even when it went on the MLR it was a "possible sale" I got offered full money no questions asked for it a couple of weeks back.

When I handed over the keys I had to go inside the house! I couldn't cope with seeing someone drive "my" car away