CloseI wasn't using the Maserati at all once I got the Cali so it went back to the dealer. I think the same thing will happen with the Scud. I'd convinced myself it's a keeper but the 458 Scud variant will be out in 3 years so that will make up for selling the 430 Scud. In between the 458 and 458 Scud I've got a 458 spider coming so I'll be kept busy and entertained 
ISUK:
I wasn't using the Maserati at all once I got the Cali so it went back to the dealer. I think the same thing will happen with the Scud. I'd convinced myself it's a keeper but the 458 Scud variant will be out in 3 years so that will make up for selling the 430 Scud. In between the 458 and 458 Scud I've got a 458 spider coming so I'll be kept busy and entertained
I thought so, good call with the Maserati 
I think 458 and Cali is a very good combo.
Maybe 458 and Turbo S cabrio is even better 
ONUR 
11 M3 Coupe AW (On ORDER) 
09 Audi TTS Coupe / 07 997 Carrera S / 05 M3 Coupe / 03 M3 Coupe / 96 M3 Coupe EVO (ALL BUT HISTORY)
ISUK:
pride355:
Maybe 458 and Turbo S cabrio is even better
I can assure you... that won't be happening
Cali is beautiful and sounds better anyway
BTW, I loved the color combination of your Cali Iain.
Can you post more pictures of the car especailly interior if you have other than the first ones?
ONUR
11 M3 Coupe AW (On ORDER)
09 Audi TTS Coupe / 07 997 Carrera S / 05 M3 Coupe / 03 M3 Coupe / 96 M3 Coupe EVO (ALL BUT HISTORY)
Jul 2, 2010 4:57:14 PM
Jul 2, 2010 7:15:24 PM
Jul 2, 2010 9:41:55 PM
Enmanuel:
JoeRockhead:
Stradale360:
The Italias are coming!
Isn't that Dimitri?
Not unless he's shipping the car around the world to get a good drive.
Nope, I'm pretty sure that's his car and that those were taken in Lebanon. I remember seeing that playdoh sign before. Cool how pics get around like that.
Jul 3, 2010 10:18:45 PM
JoeRockhead:
Enmanuel:
JoeRockhead:
Stradale360:
The Italias are coming!
Isn't that Dimitri?
Not unless he's shipping the car around the world to get a good drive.
Nope, I'm pretty sure that's his car and that those were taken in Lebanon. I remember seeing that playdoh sign before. Cool how pics get around like that.
The fact that one of the store fronts has a sign reading something like "Banque(?).....et du Liban" could be a clue.
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fritz
fritz:
JoeRockhead:
Enmanuel:
JoeRockhead:
Stradale360:
The Italias are coming!
Isn't that Dimitri?
Not unless he's shipping the car around the world to get a good drive.
Nope, I'm pretty sure that's his car and that those were taken in Lebanon. I remember seeing that playdoh sign before. Cool how pics get around like that.
The fact that one of the store fronts has a sign reading something like "Banque(?).....et du Liban" could be a clue.
--fritz
Oh wow i didn't notice that one, i did see the one of the toy store that says "Canadian.." something. guess i was wrong.
koko:
racerx:
and here check the last pic
Thx bro
I think there was a pearl white 458??
I couldn't decide if it is avus or bianco fuji. 
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ONUR
11 M3 Coupe AW (On ORDER)
09 Audi TTS Coupe / 07 997 Carrera S / 05 M3 Coupe / 03 M3 Coupe / 96 M3 Coupe EVO (ALL BUT HISTORY)
ISUK:
Where has berfes gone? What happened to his pics
He's probably taken his Ferrari back to the dealer to complain about it not having puddles. 
(Insider joke for long-time followers of berfes' posts.
Anyone who does not understand it shouldn't bother asking for an explanation. It isn't worth it. This especially includes berfes himself, 'cos he'll never understand it anyway 
. )
fritz
Well more photos are always very welcome ISUK, and Rossi too :P
Even more interesting are those 599XX photos they show a lot of detail, and ta least i am curious to see those 2 cars in a trackday with more cars not from ferrari ! I thought the 599XX program didi not allow that.
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“The reasonable man adapts himself to the world; the unreasonable one persists in trying to adapt the world to himself. Therefore all progress depends on the unreasonable man.” -- George Bernard Shaw
Jul 6, 2010 7:23:03 AM
Ferrari 458 Italia at the 2010 Goodwood Festival of Speed on the Supercar Run...
"Although the supercar runs are not officially timed, the Ferraris reached the finish line in less than 1 minute, with the 458 Italia completing the 1.16 mile course in an astonishing 54 seconds, nearly 3 seconds quicker than most F1 cars from the 1970s, and the California accomplished an equally impressive time of 57 seconds..."
-- Press Release --
FERRARI CALIFORNIA, 458 ITALIA AND 599 GTO "STEAL THE SHOW" AT GOODWOOD FESTIVAL OF SPEED
Ferrari California, 458 Italia and 599 GTO "steal the show" in the Sunday Times Supercar Run at Goodwood Festival of Speed
The "red cars with the Prancing Horses stole the show" at the Goodwood Festival of Speed, declared Auto Express, after seeing the Ferrari California, 458 Italia and 599 GTO wow the crowds in the Sunday Times Supercar Run throughout the weekend. The 458 Italia and 599 GTO were making their public debuts at the UK's premiere automotive event, while crowds were drawn to the very unique Ferrari California with an extensive range of personalisation options including a two-tone paint scheme of Argento Nurburgring (silver) with a black roof, reminiscent of classic Ferrari berlinettas of the ‘50s and ‘60s.
Although the Sunday Times Supercar Runs are not officially timed, the Ferraris reached the finish line in less than 1 minute, with the 458 Italia completing the 1.16 mile course in an astonishing 54 seconds, nearly 3 seconds quicker than most F1 cars from the 1970s, and the California accomplished an equally impressive time of 57 seconds.
Ferrari driver Marc Gene also demonstrated the Ferrari F60 single-seater from the 2009 F1 Championship, with a display of wonderful and committed driving, reaching speeds of over 150mph as he approached the famous flint wall after the tricky Molecomb corner, followed by a lengthy series of autograph sessions in the fan's favourite upper paddock.
Also representing the most successful F1 team of all time, with 16 Constructor's World Championship and 16 Driver's World Championships, were a number of classic and exotic single-seaters and sport prototypes from the 1950s, 60s and 70s, such as the iconic 312BB "Spazzaneve" from 1972, a beautiful 250TR from 1959 and a 375MM that competed in the Carrera Panamerica in 1953. The complete list of historical Ferrari racing cars at Goodwood this year included:
YEAR MODEL (Class)
1953 Ferrari 375MM Berlinetta (La Carrera Panamerica)
1959 Ferrari 246 Dino (Front-engined Grand Prix Cars)
1959 Ferrari 250 TR59/60 (Classic Endurance Racers)
1964 Ferrari 158 (Pre-winged Grand Prix Cars)
1968 Ferrari 312/68 (Pre-winged Grand Prix Cars)
1970 Ferrari 512S (Sportscar Legends)
1972 Ferrari 312 BB “Spazzaneve" (Be-winged Grand Prix Cars)
1972 Ferrari 312 PB (Open Racing Prototypes)
1972 Ferrari 365 GTB/4 “Daytona” (Grand Touring Greats)
2010 Ferrari F430 (Modern Endurance Racers)
World Cup Rubgy hero, Matt Dawson, also experienced the thrill of the Goodwood Festival of Speed hillclimb in a Ferrari California as part of the making of an ITV programme which will be aired on ITV1 on Sunday 11 July, in which Ferrari fans will see many of the cars and stars from the event.
Ferrari-458-Italia_Goodwood-2010
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