Pics of my F430
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I prefer the open top and it seems you do too. The Scud is fantastic, and that's actually where I saw my first Scud (Reckless). Seems like you have more coupes than Vert's, so I'd keep the spider. Maybe make another car faster? The SL600 and 997 are both platforms that can see high numbers.
But the humidity in Seoul makes a convertible pretty tough. That was the real killer for me; used to the mild weather in Seattle and Vancouver, BC.
I will definitely let you know in advance next time I go to Korea. Probably again in August. It'd be nice to get out and see the city from a local, not just the casino's hosts.
Cheers and good luck with the car (I am sure 656hp will be just fine. ha ha).
But the humidity in Seoul makes a convertible pretty tough. That was the real killer for me; used to the mild weather in Seattle and Vancouver, BC.
I will definitely let you know in advance next time I go to Korea. Probably again in August. It'd be nice to get out and see the city from a local, not just the casino's hosts.
Cheers and good luck with the car (I am sure 656hp will be just fine. ha ha).
Last edited by WyattH; Dec 9, 2008 at 01:44 AM.
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I prefer the open top and it seems you do too. The Scud is fantastic, and that's actually where I saw my first Scud (Reckless). Seems like you have more coupes than Vert's, so I'd keep the spider. Maybe make another car faster? The SL600 and 997 are both platforms that can see high numbers.
But the humidity in Seoul makes a convertible pretty tough. That was the real killer for me; used to the mild weather in Seattle and Vancouver, BC.
I will definitely let you know in advance next time I go to Korea. Probably again in August. It'd be nice to get out and see the city from a local, not just the casino's hosts. Cheers and good luck with the car (I am sure 656hp will be just fine. ha ha).
But the humidity in Seoul makes a convertible pretty tough. That was the real killer for me; used to the mild weather in Seattle and Vancouver, BC.
I will definitely let you know in advance next time I go to Korea. Probably again in August. It'd be nice to get out and see the city from a local, not just the casino's hosts.
Cheers and good luck with the car (I am sure 656hp will be just fine. ha ha).Tomorrow 2 SLRs are coming in for me. Black and Silver...I don't know if I should send one to Mansory....I don't like the interior of it. I do however like the Hamman Volcano a LOT
The SL600 will probably be kept as is, considering it was acquired from the Geneva Auto Show when it made debut. Car number is 10 of only 50 made and the V12 has been completely redone.
So maybe the 997 will get tuned. I was looking at one of the RuF threads and the RuF CT12 looks SICK in that green color.
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That SL looks great. I wouldn't touch it either.
I am not familiar with Ruf CT12. Maybe RT12? That is one impressive car...
Sounds like your stable just improved quite a bit.
I am not familiar with Ruf CT12. Maybe RT12? That is one impressive car...
Sounds like your stable just improved quite a bit.
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@mods
thanks for banning this punk!
I didn`t want to start anything,because other people believed him...but just by looking at his post statistics/times and what he pretended to be and where to live,you can be sure that he is a 16 year old car nut with korean roots living in the US who decided to spread some sh*t on 6speed...
thanks for banning this punk!
I didn`t want to start anything,because other people believed him...but just by looking at his post statistics/times and what he pretended to be and where to live,you can be sure that he is a 16 year old car nut with korean roots living in the US who decided to spread some sh*t on 6speed...
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How/why did he get banned? If it has to do with him being the owner of GLUX....No early 20 year old is going to own a biz like that unless it's his "FAMILY'S" business. Im sorry, it just doesnt work that way in Korea.
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I went Hyundai high school there when I was in Korea. Great color ferrari. I just picked up pearl white spyder few month ago. I also have couple friends who love cars.. PM me let's hang out. I will stop by Korea next month.
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Nice car!!
Just wondering. do u have to pay tax for the car on those temporary/testing plates?
I am not Korean but living in Korea. I love the traffic regulations here (if u know what i mean)!!
do u own G-Lux?
Just wondering. do u have to pay tax for the car on those temporary/testing plates?
I am not Korean but living in Korea. I love the traffic regulations here (if u know what i mean)!!
do u own G-Lux?