Scottish Italian car day

Stewart

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Apologies ...Masser last try ,photos not wanting to go in as normal. See you tomorrow
 
highlander

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What a cracking day! Nice weather (sunburnt nose :() nice metal and loud exhausts.........what's not to like! Pietro wanted me to pass on his thanks for everyone that came along today.....9 masers in a row is just such a pretty sight ;) hope all got home ok.
i'll post some pics tomorrow
Edit: thanks a bunch Athol, Fiona has not shut up about the noise from your black beast as a passenger and how "quiet" marci's tubi is.......do me a favour, next time bring another bi-turbo ;)
 
Needamaser

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Thanks for pulling this together Greg.
Great day. Sunburnt and met a few new faces. Shiny motors and 2 ridiculously loud participants.
Did anyone take photos or were we too busy sunbathing in Scotland's one day of summer?
 
AndyT

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Fab day out, and nice to meet you all.
And the noise- Oh the noise! Mine seems so quiet. Maybe I'll have to take my first steps towards the 'Dark Side'
 
Davidc

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Great day out and good to meet some fellow Maserati owners. No doubt catch up with you guys another time. I will try to upload some photos tomorrow.
 
Needamaser

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AndyT said:
Fab day out, and nice to meet you all.
And the noise- Oh the noise! Mine seems so quiet. Maybe I'll have to take my first steps towards the 'Dark Side'
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BennyD would be the first and cheapest port of call I would suggest.
Other than sticking a screwdriver through the back boxes. I did that with a Triumph Herald many moons ago!!
 
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Corranga said:
Didn't have to go far at all - it was near Kincardine!

Actually... I didn't plan on getting one until next year. I went to see the project 4200 in Edinburgh (the green £7k car on autotrader) thinking if it wasn't too bad, I could save it, I liked the dark green in photos and red leather was my 2nd in line colour. When I got there I instantly didn't like the green, and the red seemed a little incomplete somehow (I think I don't like the red / black combo) then on the way home called about the one I ended up buying.
I knew I didn't want a silver car, and didn't want black interior, but if it was close, I figured I could have a look and get to know them a little better, possibly drive it. I got there, loved the way the combination of sun and silver enhanced the curves at the back. Condition seemed good (it's not mint by a long shot, but it's fine for now) Got in it, loved how classy the black looked, perhaps I was looking for a silver/black car after all...!
And that was my Maserati day. Go out planning a possible cheap project car, view 2 4200GTs in one day, but the one that isn't so much of a project :S

Chris
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Brilliant, think it was on AT as F13CCC?
 
Corranga

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bigbob said:
Brilliant, think it was on AT as F13CCC?
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Yep, that's mine, now reverted to the original 54 plate.
It should be on the road as of tomorrow (tax) though my plan to use the untaxed period to get my 944 into a sellable state has failed...

Italian car day was fun, plenty of interesting stuff to look at, probably excluding my Panda, but I love it all the same. Hopefully next year I'll take the Maserati!

Chris
 
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I like a lot of these accessible 1980s and 90s cars. things like 355 values are just stupid but more normal cars are low enough to take the risk.
 
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