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you need to get in on the action.....yours is head n shoulders above all featured!
Ferrari F355 Berlinetta
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svensktoppen
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Don't worry, they will pick up. Or at least good ones will. Just that everything is down right now. Between Trump, Brexit, Corona and now an oil price war, the world is basically in free fall.
Great time to buy though if you have the cash! Get that man maths calculator on overdrive
Great time to buy though if you have the cash! Get that man maths calculator on overdrive
subie_andy33
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That initial post was such a great read. Just after telling a mate about it. It's a great car on its own but the story behind you getting it just makes it all the better imo. Really, really lovely motor 
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The sticker on the van is the best bit man it really is. Good work
KeithRobinson
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Porkers are dropping in value too - I genuinely don't care, as if I was changing car it would be to another one and it'll all be relative.
'96dc2
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Man maths FTW
KeithRobinson
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Man maths FTW
LOL - keeps us sane!
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pablo
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was in pure awe at it at Lexis. loved the kids handprint on the drivers door ffs. wee c**ts
Jordy
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Oh my 
rupertfinch
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One of the most grounded quotes I’ve ever read! You Sir are a Legend! Health to drive.
BarryPort
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Another sensible buyer’s guide
www.classicandsportscar.com
Ferrari F355 buyer’s guide: what to pay and what to look for | Classic & Sports Car
Fancy a Ferrari F355? Find out how to buy a good one with the Classic & Sports Car buying guide
www.classicandsportscar.com
Great article. Potential costs of upkeep. Eye watering!Another sensible buyer’s guide
Ferrari F355 buyer’s guide: what to pay and what to look for | Classic & Sports Car
Fancy a Ferrari F355? Find out how to buy a good one with the Classic & Sports Car buying guide
That said it’s just stunning @BarryPort
Dave..
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Good read Barry but I wouldn’t like to end up with a bad one. Scary price to put right.Another sensible buyer’s guide
Ferrari F355 buyer’s guide: what to pay and what to look for | Classic & Sports Car
Fancy a Ferrari F355? Find out how to buy a good one with the Classic & Sports Car buying guide
BarryPort
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*Irrelevant post*
Silverstone auctions have a lovely wee black on grey Berlinetta listed for online bidding & they claim only 11 were made in this spec. Any wonder I had bother getting hold of one.
www.silverstoneauctions.com
That is all. As you were.
Actually here’s a couple @Woodcutter took outside Paints & Components yesterday
Silverstone auctions have a lovely wee black on grey Berlinetta listed for online bidding & they claim only 11 were made in this spec. Any wonder I had bother getting hold of one.
1996 Ferrari F355 GTB - Manual
Surely the ultimate F355, an immaculate, low mileage, manual box Berlinetta with carbon seats.
www.silverstoneauctions.com
That is all. As you were.
Actually here’s a couple @Woodcutter took outside Paints & Components yesterday
TalkToFrank
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Understood. Duly noted. 
Request permission for unprompted inundation of F355 images at more frequent intervals?
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Request permission for unprompted inundation of F355 images at more frequent intervals?
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svensktoppen
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It's 25 years old, that's what buttons looked like then.
I quite like that to be honest: clean, functional and fresh. Not a load of over designed "carbon" nonsense and all that lark of the newer ones.
Probably better quality too.
I quite like that to be honest: clean, functional and fresh. Not a load of over designed "carbon" nonsense and all that lark of the newer ones.
Probably better quality too.
BarryPort
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Echoing @svensktoppen ’s comment, they all had plasticy switchgear back then. But I now see what you’re saying, brushed aluminium or chrome plated may have given a better sense of occasion but there was over 11,000 of these produced so Ferrari weren’t arsed.
