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Ferrari style
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18/05/2009 20:50
18/05/2009 20:50
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sebasteeno
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Hi everyone. Ive not even bought a Coupe yet but im busily trying to get myself up to scratch on all there is to know before i buy my next new toy (and i soooooo cant wait).
Anyway i see they are constantly called a 'baby Ferrari' or are modified so they look like one but how does that go down with the Coupe community?
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Re: Ferrari style
[Re: sebasteeno]
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18/05/2009 20:57
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AlanW
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Not well. It's not a baby Ferrari and trying to pretend otherwise is so sad.
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Re: Ferrari style
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18/05/2009 21:01
18/05/2009 21:01
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Personally i dont mind what people do to their coupes, its all down to individual taste.
I have a modified 360-style front bumper because 1, i like it and 2, it offers better cooling for my mods.
Its great to see an untouched coupe but at the same time, good to see what is available out there to make it that bit more individual.
Its your car, do what you want but dont lose sight that its not a Ferrari!
This is how it should have come out of Torino!
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Re: Ferrari style
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18/05/2009 21:05
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blueshift
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Your car is not really your car until you change it just the way you like it. For some people this means putting Ferrari badges on it. I like debadged myself - makes it a bit of a mystery machine.
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Re: Ferrari style
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18/05/2009 21:23
18/05/2009 21:23
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mona
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mona
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I had a Modena bumper on mine & Momo Ferrari alloys but I kept the Fiat badges (as well as a subtle pininfarina badge from a genuine 456). Nothing wrong with Ferrari-esque but prancing horses etc are not cool. Abarth is wrong too!
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Re: Ferrari style
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18/05/2009 21:29
18/05/2009 21:29
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flyingcustard
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Personally i dont mind what people do to their coupes, its all down to individual taste.
I have a modified 360-style front bumper because 1, i like it and 2, it offers better cooling for my mods.
Its great to see an untouched coupe but at the same time, good to see what is available out there to make it that bit more individual.
Its your car, do what you want but dont lose sight that its not a Ferrari! What he said mine has 430 style alloys
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Re: Ferrari style
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18/05/2009 21:44
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shinyshoes
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to be honest, the coupe was always going to have a ferrari inspired design. let us not forget that all our boyhood ferraris were dreamt up whilst fiat were at the helm. its obvius that when fiat wanted a sports car for the people that a few ferrari elements would be put into it. you only have to look at the front or rear light placement to see what i mean. however, in my honest opinion, putting ferrari badges on a coop is pretty sad, it is never going to be a real ferrari, just a scaled down one shall we say. why not just be proud to say its a fiat? you are proud to own the car! but, as has been said above, if you own it, do whatever you want with it! i am personnally awaiting my new modena style bumper from auto ds, a blatant ferrari add on, but a styling piece that i think comliments the coupe very well. again tho, not to everyones tastes i'm sure!! enjoy your FIAT!
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18/05/2009 21:52
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JKD
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i am personnally awaiting my new modena style bumper from auto ds, a blatant ferrari add on, but a styling piece that i think comliments the coupe very well. again tho, not to everyones tastes i'm sure!! i also think such a style mod is perfectly fine, as long as the car looks good. even though the size of the mod is large and it is clearly a ferrari copy, you're not trying to make the coupe into a ferrari are you? ofcourse, if you were to add a tiny single badge of a prancing horse, then thats just
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Re: Ferrari style
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18/05/2009 22:00
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shinyshoes
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shinyshoes
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hahaha no i dont fancy a ferrari badge! of course if i had the money to buy a ferrari...
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18/05/2009 23:36
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davejones81
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the coupe shares the same side repeaters as an f40, diablo as well as a few others, I always love that!
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19/05/2009 00:20
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daithi28
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the coupe shares the same side repeaters as an f40, diablo as well as a few others, I always love that! And the Enzo too!
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Re: Ferrari style
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19/05/2009 06:50
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porkypaul
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There was a White coupe at brooklands that had a 360 front and rear bumper also a 360 exhaust which drew a crowd.
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Re: Ferrari style
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19/05/2009 19:54
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sebasteeno
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Just seen that in the Brooklands pics. Love the front and the colour but not sure on that rear bumper.
Ive also noticed there seems to be two different 360 bumpers available. On with a hole below the number plate and one without.
Last edited by sebasteeno; 19/05/2009 19:57.
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