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| Owner Join Date: Jul 2007 Location: Los Angeles, Ca
Ferrari Life Posts: 405
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from: Chad Glass: Alfa Male: The 8C's Pheromones of Design excerpt: Last night I was on Sunset Strip at Cafe Primo with the Elysee Wednesday group. With talk already going on as I arrived, one of the attendees remarked that there had been an Alfa 8C Competizione sighted in the lower parking deck. So I thought how wonderful and great, cool, neat-o, what nice conversation this is --but it didn't penetrate my mind initially that it was there right now. As it became apparent, I eventually got a clue as people began rising from their seats, getting up to have a look. I had just taken a seat and then found myself up again, as if I had not sat down. Alas, the night had officially begun. |
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| Owner Join Date: Jan 2007 Location: far and away
Ferrari Life Posts: 5,905
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I do like the looks of the Alphas
Guide to the Galaxy: Don't Panic Rik -- LAH ! Current: 1990 Mondial T Cabriolet : Red/Tan 1995 456 GT 2+2 : Roso Metalizzato [Fer 311/C] & Tan |
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| Owner Elite Member Join Date: Jul 2005 Location: Northern California
Ferrari Life Posts: 1,125
Name: Brian Crall
| A great and proud name with a really rich history. One of a few links left to the golden age of the European autombile. I do hope this marks their rebirth. I hate the idea of them being just another ugly, front wheel drive transport device. They made some really grand cars and I hope they do again. Frank Griswold, the father of my ex-employer Steve won the first running of Watkins Glen in an Alfa. |
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