Ferrari conversion...why?
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Does anyone else think this is a complete waste of car? I'd rather have the genuine car than a replica..
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tinkertaylor said:
Does anyone else think this is a complete waste of car? I'd rather have the genuine car than a replica..
I'm sure we would all like the genuine article but, with so few of the original cars available? The chap is a petrol-head and, at least he uses the car as a daily driver, which gives folk a chance to see what is usually kept under lock-and-key. AHMTHSSN said:
When I see replicas like that I always think of the chapter in Frankenstein where Victor Frankenstein finally brings his creation to life, and realises that what he's created, far from being a thing of beauty, is actually a clumsily executed, hideous, grotesque caricature of a human. Just saying like.
kambites said:
I think it's lovely, but then I've never understood the whole anti-replica snobbery on Pistonheads.
It's his car, he can do what he wants with it.
I agree, it looks great and he's happy with it.It's his car, he can do what he wants with it.
I might be derisive if it had a wheezy 4 cylinder in it, but it's got a proper Ferrari V12.
Ferg said:
What a terrible waste of a nice car. But each to their own, it's his car. Just shows money doesn't buy you taste.
Not sure I understand this. The converted car looks exactly like a 250 GTO and I wouldn't mind betting most enthusiasts would struggle to tell the difference. Are you suggesting that the owners of genuine GTOs have no taste either?
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