Ferrari Mailing List: Re: Ferrari luggage--I use mine and I actually drive my car too!--Shame, shame

[Larry B (larrybard]

And if (as in my case), it turns out you don't go for overnight excursions in 
the car, you also don'ta need luggage.  For a variety of reasons -- mostly 
available time -- the only occasions on which I have gone somewhere overnight 
the last few years I have either travelled by air, gone to track events (where 
I've tracked a different car -- sorry), or visited New York Ciry (where I think 
it's crazy to take the car.  So the luggage remains, waiting, in the closet.  
Sure, I probably need to get more of a life and drive off for at least a 
weekend locally.
 
Larry> From: rentiers [at] mac.com> > I agree with Bob!> > Ifa you don't stop, 
you don'ta need luggage.> > Second Rule of Italian Driving> > > On Aug 14, 
2007, at 10:49 PM, robert_h_bowser [at] juno.com wrote:> > > Hey...I'm an 
oldfart Ferrarilister, and I drive my old shitbox 308 > > all the time (3-4 
times a week). I don't need no stinkin' fancy > > luggage...although I'd love 
to have some to scuff up! >> >> > -- "Robert Rehkopf" <CaptRehkopf [at] 
msn.com> wrote:> > What's wrong with you guys? The Ferrarilisters of old are 
noted for > > driving> > their cars, using the Ferrari stuff, etc. It's just 
stuff after > > all. Shame,> > shame on you guys for hiding stuff in closets 
and wrapping stuff in > > plastic> > bags. Hell you only live once. Buy it and 
use it! I use mine > > luggage and I> > like it!> > When did we start worrying 
about resale value, etc and stop > > worrying about> > how we can make our cars 
go faster around the track? We're starting > > to sound> > like non-drives and 
proud that we only but 300 miles last year on > > our cars.> > Shame, shame.> > 
Thank You> >> > Robert Rehkopf