Early this morning it occured to me that you guys haven't gotten a good look at the very effective defroster of our 1984 Ferrari 308. In case you're dense, that's me with an old towel.
Scott Oldham, Inside Line Editor in Chief @ 49,908 miles
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briancam says:
07:02 PM, 10/18/07
Thanks, here's a buck.
7driver says:
11:09 PM, 10/18/07
Ferrari probably expects that anyone who can afford one of their cars can afford enclosed parking.
roar02ram says:
08:15 AM, 10/19/07
On another note, there really aren't many family haulers classier than the Passat Wagon. Kudos, Scott!
jriz says:
09:14 AM, 10/19/07
"Ferrari probably expects that anyone who can afford one of their cars can afford enclosed parking." Or afford to hire a guy to serve as defroster.
autoboy16 says:
12:42 PM, 10/19/07
"Or afford to hire a guy to serve as defroster" as shown above
stovt001 says:
03:00 PM, 10/19/07
Yup, totally did that every morning when my 1970 Olds Cutlass was my daily driver. Its so nice now having the luxury to wait until the sun defrosts the windows before taking it out on a joyride.
billymay says:
11:33 AM, 10/29/07
You need one of the licensed Ferrari Defroster Rags to do this properly. They list at $499, but sometimes you can get a deal on a lightly used one.