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The 365 GTB/4 is an excellent and civilized car with a firmly planted feeling as you travel at high speed. The overall build quality of the B/4 is amazing with perfect door fit and a Mercedes-Benz like solid feel. The visibility out of the car is tremendous and the car is a breeze to drive with power steering and great driving position. The engine noise and power is addictive especially when lugging the car through town or out of the door yard when you can take advantage of the low end torque. However, the car does feel a bit like a German luxury car, a great drive that is not particularly thrilling because it does everything so well, even the power steering is direct and does not feel “numb” as other Ferraris with power assist steering. It is truly a car that needs to be driven for hundreds of miles to appreciate how wonderful the car really is.

Originally Posted by 503C43 ////AMG
Came across this article, love the fact that they are comparing a ferrari to a benz, not the other way around:
The 365 GTB/4 is an excellent and civilized car with a firmly planted feeling as you travel at high speed. The overall build quality of the B/4 is amazing with perfect door fit and a Mercedes-Benz like solid feel. The visibility out of the car is tremendous and the car is a breeze to drive with power steering and great driving position. The engine noise and power is addictive especially when lugging the car through town or out of the door yard when you can take advantage of the low end torque. However, the car does feel a bit like a German luxury car, a great drive that is not particularly thrilling because it does everything so well, even the power steering is direct and does not feel “numb” as other Ferraris with power assist steering. It is truly a car that needs to be driven for hundreds of miles to appreciate how wonderful the car really is.

Mechanically, the 365 GTC/4 is closely related to the 365 GTB/4 "Daytona" but it presented its own innovations, including power assisted steering, a large trunk, and side draft carburetors which allow a lower hood line. As Road and Track said in its July 1972 review of the car: "In all, a graceful, clean and understated design with subtleties one discovers only by looking it over carefully. One might say this model is a Ferrari for the mature enthusiast." Or, Winston Goodfellow was quoted in the Forza 365 GTC/4 Buyer's Guide as saying: "The styling is so elegantly low-key that the model is often overlooked."




did you have to drill holes for the boot spoiler?
black grille looks butch on a silver C43!
did you use matte black paint or glossy paint?
after the black paint is sparyed on.
any need for clear coat for protection?
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I also like your car because it's not perfect (some dirt, scratches, etc.) just like mine. It gives the impression of being used and not only a show case.Congratulations
P.S. I must get some of mine done soon.... Perhaps in the next weeks as I'm taking of for vacation this weekend


I also like your car because it's not perfect (some dirt, scratches, etc.) just like mine. It gives the impression of being used and not only a show case.Congratulations
P.S. I must get some of mine done soon.... Perhaps in the next weeks as I'm taking of for vacation this weekend



any installation done yet?





Which rockband?






Beg, borrow or steal to keep it!Tell the wife (like I did...) that its a collector and is worth more than I (or you) paid for it... Unfortunately she didn't believe me, but at least I tried

. I can tell you this, DRBC43 is right. I will NEVER give up my AMG's I will only add to the collection. I am an AMG ADDICT!

It's the only way I could convince her to ALLOW me to purchase vehicles that cost an arm and a leg to fix without having to sell one.P.S one day the C43 WILL go up in value (by that I mean more than I paid for it not the sticker price, I doubt any C43 will be worth more than original MSRP) as there are less than 3500 in the WORLD and they are a piece of AMG history..... that being said it could be 20 + years before they start to appreciate.
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