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> OT - Ferrari Dino GT sighting
Silver Surfer
post Aug 26 2007, 07:33 PM
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I have been drooling over the Ferrari Dino GT since I was 5 years old and had a little yellow toy Dino. I've seen a couple on the track and a couple in car shows but I've never seen one on the road until today.

I was walking home from the streetcar stop when I saw it parked down the street. The somewhat crappy photo is from my 19th floor apartment. I didn't have time to run down to take some street level pictures before I heard it fire up and blast down the road.

It got me thinking again.

There aren't many cars I'd trade the teener in for...
And any of the those select cars would eat the teener as a down payment only...
But is life really too short to not drive a Ferrari?



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post Aug 26 2007, 08:21 PM
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I had the opportunity years ago to drive the Dino 206 and 246's. The Italian styling is very sharp, but like our 914's very suseptible to corrosion. I think the 206 was aluminum bodied? I still prefer the driving personality of the Porsche cars.
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