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Car Forum / Ferrari Cars / August 2005my 308 in GTO look
http://home.tiscali.nl/308gto/p05.jpg all pics: http://home.tiscali.nl/308gto/p1024.htm info: www.ferrari288.com I'm happy! > http://home.tiscali.nl/308gto/p05.jpg > all pics: > http://home.tiscali.nl/308gto/p1024.htm > info: www.ferrari288.com > I'm happy! The front 3/4 view is very nice. -Matt- "..." >> http://home.tiscali.nl/308gto/p05.jpg >> all pics: [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > >The front 3/4 view is very nice. It's very pretty and looks well executed, but it's more than a just a little like presenting a Vuillaume as a genuine Strad. > It's very pretty and looks well executed, but it's more than a just a > little like presenting a Vuillaume as a genuine Strad. The back panel reads "308", no mispresenting. It does sound like a Strad. >> It's very pretty and looks well executed, but it's more than a just a >> little like presenting a Vuillaume as a genuine Strad. > >The back panel reads "308", no mispresenting. >It does sound like a Strad. ...Then it probably is well overdue for cam bearings and a belts change. >>>http://home.tiscali.nl/308gto/p05.jpg >>>all pics: [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > It's very pretty and looks well executed, but it's more than a just a > little like presenting a Vuillaume as a genuine Strad. Mark, that is the nicest you've been, about something I know you truly abhor, in a long, long time. I know you're not turning over a new leaf, noting the mild dig, but that's all it was - mild! Cheers! And in this case, it would be a jeroboam of DRC La Tache! MC  Signature"The things you think are useless I can't understand". >>>>http://home.tiscali.nl/308gto/p05.jpg >>>>all pics: [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] >abhor, in a long, long time. I know you're not turning over a new leaf, >noting the mild dig, but that's all it was - mild! No dig whatsoever. ...The funny thing about posting on usenet: Anyone, anywhere in the world can see it, and if anyone expects their idea to be received without question, as Moses took the tablets, allegedly, they have to be positively delusional. As much as one invites approval and approbation one must expect criticism and abhorrence. And then there are those who expect unwavering obeisance, who should just go f.ck themselves with a Twiglet. >Cheers! And in this case, it would be a jeroboam of DRC La Tache! I'd prefer a Barolo. >>>>>http://home.tiscali.nl/308gto/p05.jpg >>>>>all pics: [quoted text clipped - 27 lines] > > I'd prefer a Barolo. Interesting, taking a Barolo over a Burgundy. But everybody has different tastes in wine. And when it comes to Italians for some reason I go for obscure Sangiovese and Piedmonte stuff. Of course, I drool over the great Brunellos, and I certainly would be happy to drink some Gaja Barolo if I saw a bottle in the local wine shops that didn't cost over $40. Iy may be the house everybody talks about, but hey - they make some good sh.t. M Signature"The things you think are useless I can't understand". I certainly would be happy to drink some > Gaja Barolo if I saw a bottle in the local wine shops that didn't cost > over $40. Iy may be the house everybody talks about, but hey - they > make some good sh.t. > > M Come over for dinner next time you're in town. I'll crack a bottle of Gaja, make some Chicken Cleopatra, Gorgonzola gnocchi and some tiramisu. T308 (Who knows that Duffin loves the Gaja....) SignatureLIVERPOOL FC - European Champions 1977, 1978, 1981, 1984, 2005 > I'll crack a bottle of > Gaja, make some Chicken Cleopatra, Gorgonzola gnocchi and some tiramisu. -drool- Signature"The things you think are useless I can't understand". >Come over for dinner next time you're in town. I'll crack a bottle of >Gaja, make some Chicken Cleopatra, Gorgonzola gnocchi and some tiramisu. ...Chicken Cleopatra? >>Come over for dinner next time you're in town. I'll crack a bottle of >>Gaja, make some Chicken Cleopatra, Gorgonzola gnocchi and some tiramisu. > > ...Chicken Cleopatra? http://www.recipesource.com/ethnic/europe/italian/00/rec0098.html T308 SignatureLIVERPOOL FC - European Champions 1977, 1978, 1981, 1984, 2005 >>>Come over for dinner next time you're in town. I'll crack a bottle of >>>Gaja, make some Chicken Cleopatra, Gorgonzola gnocchi and some tiramisu. >> >> ...Chicken Cleopatra? > >http://www.recipesource.com/ethnic/europe/italian/00/rec0098.html [ctrl]-D, <enter> Thanks! <<http://www.recipesource.com/ethnic/europe/italian/00/rec0098.html>> What the Hel is a *caper* anyway? C. > <<http://www.recipesource.com/ethnic/europe/italian/00/rec0098.html>> > > What the Hel is a *caper* anyway? > > C. You've never heard of Capparis spinosa? T308 SignatureLIVERPOOL FC - European Champions 1977, 1978, 1981, 1984, 2005 <<You've never heard of Capparis spinosa?>> I didn't say I hadn't heard of them. I asked what the Hel they are. C. :::who agrees that they look like rat turds::: >>> Come over for dinner next time you're in town. I'll crack a bottle >>> of Gaja, make some Chicken Cleopatra, Gorgonzola gnocchi and some [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > > T308 Well ... I like the version I found better, but if you're cooking I'm not complaining! M Signature"The things you think are useless I can't understand". >>Come over for dinner next time you're in town. I'll crack a bottle of >>Gaja, make some Chicken Cleopatra, Gorgonzola gnocchi and some tiramisu. > > ...Chicken Cleopatra? If this is what he's talking about, count me in! "Chicken Cleopatra- Breasts of chicken, sauteed with slipper tail lobster, flamed with cognac in a minted mascarpone cream sauce." From a place called Madeline's Restaurant at the Grove, 609 Highway 35, Shrewsbury, NJ. Hell, you make it to NJ once in awhile, don't you? Give it a try and let us know if it makes the grade. M Signature"The things you think are useless I can't understand". >>> Come over for dinner next time you're in town. I'll crack a bottle >>> of Gaja, make some Chicken Cleopatra, Gorgonzola gnocchi and some [quoted text clipped - 14 lines] > > M Close, but no lobster. I can't do shellfish. T308 (Who's alergic...) SignatureLIVERPOOL FC - European Champions 1977, 1978, 1981, 1984, 2005 >>>Come over for dinner next time you're in town. I'll crack a bottle of >>>Gaja, make some Chicken Cleopatra, Gorgonzola gnocchi and some tiramisu. [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] > >Hell, you make it to NJ once in awhile, don't you? As infrequently as possible. >Give it a try and let us know if it makes the grade. No. Going to NJ for food is like going to California for culture. > http://home.tiscali.nl/308gto/p05.jpg > all pics: > http://home.tiscali.nl/308gto/p1024.htm > info: www.ferrari288.com > I'm happy! She's beautiful. I'm not sure if I had a GTS/B that I would consider a conversion but its a fantastic job. Well done! I think it looks great Bert, good job. I especially like that you left the 308 on there. She looks so shiny and new. Have you completed? You are a very brave man, but the hard work paid off. > http://home.tiscali.nl/308gto/p05.jpg > all pics: > http://home.tiscali.nl/308gto/p1024.htm > info: www.ferrari288.com > I'm happy! I think it looks pretty damn good, especially considering all the work you put in. As I recall, you have pretty thick skin, and you're going to need it now, because there will be blasts levelled at you that could be nuclear in proportion. Godd luck! MC Signature"The things you think are useless I can't understand". >> http://home.tiscali.nl/308gto/p05.jpg >> all pics: [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] >to need it now, because there will be blasts levelled at you that could >be nuclear in proportion. Godd luck! It's not exactly like chopping up a 250 PF Coupe to fake a 250 GTO, but it's much more like that than not at all. Despite their econocar status and production numbers in the Ferrari world, 308s in the real world are very special automobiles and, just like the 250 PFs, GTEs and 330 2+2s before them, deserve a fate much greater than butchery in the name of fashion and vanity. > http://home.tiscali.nl/308gto/p05.jpg > all pics: > http://home.tiscali.nl/308gto/p1024.htm > info: www.ferrari288.com > I'm happy! I sure wish I lived in a place that looked like that. As much as I like this part of Arizona, it would be nice to be in a place where people still want to have open spaces, where people take care of their lands. This country is so f.cked up in that regard - development and greed are the guiding forces in most US states. And you're within miles of the coffeehouses. What more could I ask for? MC Signature"The things you think are useless I can't understand". > I sure wish I lived in a place that looked like that. As much as I like > this part of Arizona, it would be nice to be in a place where people still > want to have open spaces, where people take care of their lands. This > country is so f.cked up in that regard - development and greed are the > guiding forces in most US states. Had to drive 10 miles to find a suited location (in fact I drove and heard funny noises and the coolant temp meter wasn't in an OK position so I made a stop there to check on things and then decided to take some pics). In my neighboorhood were I grew up all the places I used to play and walk the dog are gone, houses now. > And you're within miles of the coffeehouses. What more could I ask for? Miles? 100 meters. But unlike common belief, we in the Netherlands don't have that much "coffee", I don't know anyone in person that does and the coffeehouses are mostly visited by foreigners, germans. Though in certain parts of my town every other house has it's greenery...(spell?) > Miles? 100 meters. But unlike common belief, we in the Netherlands don't > have that much "coffee", I don't know anyone in person that does and the > coffeehouses are mostly visited by foreigners, germans. Though in certain > parts of my town every other house has it's greenery...(spell?) I wasn't talking about coffee, Bert. :-) MC Is it 4:20 yet? Signature"The things you think are useless I can't understand". |
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