Ferrari Mailing List: Re: We've got it easy (and cheap)!

[philville (philville]

I agree with all that Doug has to say....how ever, with the Ferrari you (I) 
keep thinking that there is more, that there will be another day behind the 
wheel ....I have always told people to be aware that the price of admission is 
only the beginning,....but I never have told them that the price or 
availability of some thing like a turn signal lens could keep them off the road 
( at least legally) it is sort of like driving a Cloud I Rolls Convt with a 
damaged chrome molding and missing hub cap, ....who would want to do that....

With the sleazy broad that you mentioned earlier your immediate needs and 
dreams may be fulfilled, but if you have any functioning brain cells left, you 
pay up and forget (hopefully ) all but the experience.
Phil
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---- Doug and Terri Anderson <dnt [at] dock.net> wrote: 
> >Phil notes ". . . .the parts cost of owning even a pedestrian Ferrari is 
> >making me love my Honda all the more."
> 
> Yea Phil - many a person has looked at jumping on the Ferrari or any exotic 
> car band wagon using the price of the car as cost of admission. 
> Unfortunately, marrying an older exotic is similar to marrying a slick 
> looking chick you found at a bar one night wearing a sandwich board with 
> COME AND GET IT painted on both sides.  She's gonna cost ya, dude.
> heh heh
> DOUG 
>