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The world would be a lesser place without Ferrari, and what automotive enthusiast no matter however other marque biased, can say they have never had interest in Ferrari. To build and race a 2 litre flat 12 is just so very Italian... (-:
I am not a fan of Porsche 911 derivatives since they went water cooled, though as ever in competition they have won every kind of race from Paris-Dakar through to the Lemans 24 hrs and a tad more than once, All that typed I would trust my mid 80`s +8 on a European road trip than I would my 991...(-:
When younger Ferrari were above my pay grade, and heading towards being an octogenarian, I sometimes feel out of place in my blue 991, let alone any bright bulbous bodied Ferrari, and such is the influence of my yoof that it could be in no other colour... (-:
I have been told it is not unusual to find Audi cast identities of some Ferrari engine blocks...?
I watched and enjoyed this Ferrari related vid, and thought to post it just for you Howard... (-:
The older driver is David Franklin, a friend and until he sold his V12 ( think it was a 550 but could have been a 575) a fellow member of the Ferrari Owners club. Amazing guy - similar age to myself but still racing internationally and whats more getting good placings. Have a read https://retro-speed.co.uk/showfeature.asp?art=27883.
