Welcome...

[Garlick]

To the new forum exclusively for chat around classic Ferrari

[AndrewD]

What do you mean by a classic?

[andrew]

AndrewD said:

What do you mean by a classic?

there's always one troublemaker

[Rawwr]

AndrewD said:

What do you mean by a classic?

Would you see it on the driveway of a premiership footballers house? Yes? Not a classic.

[SprintSpeciale]

Why does this sub-forum exist? There is a Classic forum, and it's very good. And why have Ferrari and Lambo been split out of the old section? Maserati is with Pagani and other hyper cars. Eh?

Let's hope that this is like when Coke launched the new "improved" Coke, insisted for a while that everyone liked it, and then did the inevitable and put it back as it should be.

[GusB]

SprintSpeciale said:

Why does this sub-forum exist? There is a Classic forum, and it's very good. And why have Ferrari and Lambo been split out of the old section? Maserati is with Pagani and other hyper cars. Eh?

Let's hope that this is like when Coke launched the new "improved" Coke, insisted for a while that everyone liked it, and then did the inevitable and put it back as it should be.

I agree. It was much better when the marques where in together...

[Behemoth]

I'd say a classic Ferrari has to be at least pre-Montezemolo, which makes it pre '92 or over 21 years old.

It'd be far nicer to have a general classic Italian section, though.

[ukshooter]

Classic Italian makes more sense. So many of the 60's 70's and 80's Ferrari's, Lancia's, Fiat's etc share odds and ends from the parts bin. Can be helpful when looking for elusive parts.