Why do you never hear of the Ferrari F50 anymore?
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RobPhoboS said:
If anyone else is as geeky as me over their fav F car:
http://www.audiosignal.co.uk/Resources/Ferrari%20F...
A good read. I didn't know it had a cast iron block.http://www.audiosignal.co.uk/Resources/Ferrari%20F...
There's a great newsletter from America that is online and free that discussed the F50 and F40 running costs in one issue. I wish I could find it now. The guy who writes it is a Ferrari hunter of sorts for his clients but he indicated the F50 had pretty reasonable running cost cf. others. He mentioned the speedo light going out and requiring an expensive replacement as the only thing. I don't suppose anybody can find the link?
Know a chap thats owned one from almost new and loves it to bits. Good mate of Mr B's.
I've only ever seen one on the road over here a few years back. It lived up on the Uxbridge Road, near Stanmore, Middlesex. Saw it three or four times, two arabs with the full white robes with headress's blowing in the wind.
I've only ever seen one on the road over here a few years back. It lived up on the Uxbridge Road, near Stanmore, Middlesex. Saw it three or four times, two arabs with the full white robes with headress's blowing in the wind.
PiB said:
RobPhoboS said:
If anyone else is as geeky as me over their fav F car:
http://www.audiosignal.co.uk/Resources/Ferrari%20F...
A good read. I didn't know it had a cast iron block.http://www.audiosignal.co.uk/Resources/Ferrari%20F...
There's a great newsletter from America that is online and free that discussed the F50 and F40 running costs in one issue. I wish I could find it now. The guy who writes it is a Ferrari hunter of sorts for his clients but he indicated the F50 had pretty reasonable running cost cf. others. He mentioned the speedo light going out and requiring an expensive replacement as the only thing. I don't suppose anybody can find the link?
Bebs said:
JohnnyHayward said:
I probably do, is yours the one with the 360 number plate ? There are lots of ferrari and other exotica that go past here and also that park in the heliport, there is a silver 612 sat in the traffic now !
360 XXX plate on mine. Went past you at 3.45 yesterday..JohnnyHayward said:
Bebs said:
JohnnyHayward said:
I probably do, is yours the one with the 360 number plate ? There are lots of ferrari and other exotica that go past here and also that park in the heliport, there is a silver 612 sat in the traffic now !
360 XXX plate on mine. Went past you at 3.45 yesterday..The only grey F50 in existence, apparently..
Cheer PiB
More:
http://www.geocities.com/MotorCity/Pit/4562/Ferrar...
M. Tysons old F50
http://www.ferraris-online.com/pages/carintro.php?...
Perfect !
More:
http://www.geocities.com/MotorCity/Pit/4562/Ferrar...
M. Tysons old F50
http://www.ferraris-online.com/pages/carintro.php?...
Perfect !
Edited by RobPhoboS on Thursday 7th February 21:28
graeme36s said:
Know a chap thats owned one from almost new and loves it to bits. Good mate of Mr B's.
I've only ever seen one on the road over here a few years back. It lived up on the Uxbridge Road, near Stanmore, Middlesex. Saw it three or four times, two arabs with the full white robes with headress's blowing in the wind.
I know the guy you're talking about - I used to see that one on Uxbridge Road. I know he subsequently got an Enzo. Anyway, I heard he smashed that F50 up in Elstree in a monumental crash and that was that.I've only ever seen one on the road over here a few years back. It lived up on the Uxbridge Road, near Stanmore, Middlesex. Saw it three or four times, two arabs with the full white robes with headress's blowing in the wind.
Edited by Murcielago_Boy on Friday 8th February 15:47
There was a short film produced by Ferrari of the F50 featuring Jean Alesi and Gerhard Berger. One of them driving it on the track and the other on the mountain roads near Modena. Lasted for around 10mins.
Some fantastic footage but I'm been bias as my uncle was the camera man. He told me he was bruised and battered as he had to sit side on in the passenger seat so as to hold the camera on Jean or Gerhard while they raced around. He thus was unable to wear a seatbelt!!
Would be fascinated to see the film again if anyone knows where to find it.
Some fantastic footage but I'm been bias as my uncle was the camera man. He told me he was bruised and battered as he had to sit side on in the passenger seat so as to hold the camera on Jean or Gerhard while they raced around. He thus was unable to wear a seatbelt!!
Would be fascinated to see the film again if anyone knows where to find it.
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