Ferrari Mailing List: Re: 3x8 evolution

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Thanks to this list I have learned that the best Ferrari is a well  
maintained high mileage Ferrari.
Why? Any Ferrari with high mileage must be a blast to drive and the  
driver would have to keep it maintained in order to have that much fun.
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On Oct 18, 2007, at 11:42 AM, "philville dejazzd.com" <philville [at] dejazzd.com 
> wrote:

  Clyde

  I had a friend in Phila. (he was a Lear pilot for Penske rumor has  
it

  that when he and Roger went to take deliv. of a Lear they got on the

  subj. of inverted flight, there were some Lear guys on board that  
said

  it couldn't happen (wrong thing to say to Wally,) over it went, I

  believe that it did spend a little down time after that and I  
believe

  that it was the same ship that I subsequently flew in with Wally.
  Wally DuPron was the consumate Ferrari enthusiast (post 12 cyl.) he

  owned an early 308 GTB may even have been glass, he drove the s***  
out

  of it, tore it down did all his own service did the heads and the  
last

  time I was in it, it had 138,000 miles.... he did not want any one  
to

  know in case he chose to sell. Wally died of cancer in the early /  
mid

  90's, a loss to the world of insanity in the air and on the ground.
  As you may know...the easiest  thing to do to keep a Ferrari 308 low
  mileage was to lie down reach up and dis con the speedo a 15 second
  operation that was just as easily restored...I do get tired of all
  this "low mileage" BS, it suggests that the cars are only garage
  queens and not drivers.
  Philip "Phil" Tegtmeier
  39 Churchill Drive
  Elverson Pa 19520
  610.525.8949
  And, go to: ... PhilvilleUSA.com
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Re: 3x8 evolution	<– Date –> <– Thread –>
From: John Allison (johnallisongmail.com)
Date: Thu, 18 Oct 2007 11:30:28 -0700 (PDT)