My GT4 reminds me of a Dino 246Gts

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06-04-2016 | 06:04 PM

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Ferrarisimo

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For a fun alternative, I would suggest what I call "The Volcano Route" and have led a couple of car club trips on this. Lots of twisties, transitions from lush underbrush to dry high plains with wineries and mountain pass stops along the way.

That looks like an incredible road trip. I would kill for the F355 GTS!

Also, I had no idea the 8C ever made it to these shores. Is that a gray market import?

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06-04-2016 | 06:48 PM

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Perimeter

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That looks like an incredible road trip. I would kill for the F355 GTS!

Also, I had no idea the 8C ever made it to these shores. Is that a gray market import?

I have a factory poster of the F355 in the garage, see the first photo

85 Alfa 8Cs made it to the USA, they are not grey market. One is confirmed as destroyed, so 84 remain.
It is as raw as a car can be but your back will suffer in those gorgeous seats after 4+ hours, although perfect for trips to Chelan wineries

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06-04-2016 | 09:22 PM

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Ferrarisimo

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Thanks for indulging me with those pics. Gorgeous car and gorgeous scenery. Too bad you're in PNW, or else I would have attempted to bribe you for a ride in the 8C.

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