Re: 328 Assessment | <– Date –> <– Thread –> |
From: Rui Gigante (rui.gigante![]() |
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Date: Fri, 29 Jul 2011 06:24:18 -0700 (PDT) |
I agree with part of it, but if that was a real problem the 246 Dino would not be colector's car and worth what it is today !!
Rui
Rui
On Fri, Jul 29, 2011 at 3:52 AM, Michael James <cavallino_rapante [at] yahoo.com> wrote:
The only reason NOT to buy a 328 is that most parts for the car are rarer than parts for the 308. The production run was only for 3.5 years, short even for Ferrari's standards. Only a handful of items are shared with the 308 QV. God help you if you need heads, or cylinder liners, or turn-signal clusters, or.....forget it. NLA. Pray you find a parts-car somewhere, or you're screwed. At least with the 355, there are still parts inventories out there that would allow you to build a car from the shelves - Everything is available for the 355, and the Service Department at your local Ferrari dealership will return your calls. Its worth thinking about.M
- Re: 328 Assessment, (continued)
- Re: 328 Assessment Michael James, July 28 2011
- Re: 328 Assessment clyde romero, July 29 2011
- Re: 328 Assessment Brian E. Buxton, July 29 2011
- Re: 328 Assessment - alternative view Paul Bennett, July 29 2011
- Re: 328 Assessment Rui Gigante, July 29 2011
- Re: 328 Assessment clyderomerof4, July 29 2011
- Re: 328 Assessment Rui Gigante, July 29 2011
- Re: 328 Assessment Doug and Terri Anderson, July 29 2011
- Re: 328 Assessment Erik Nielsen, July 29 2011
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