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Old 10-15-2008, 07:29 AM
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Default Awesome! Thanks for all the details. I sure am looking forward to it, if it all comes
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Sure worth a try! Between the Dak R/T, the RS4, and the F355, some months can be fuelish;-)
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I are jealous of your Ferrari
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So what do you do to be able to keep these beautiful cars. If you don't mind me asking :-)
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Default Live in an unassuming 1200sq ft house in blue collar neighbourhood, drive the same car
daily for 17 years (my Alfa Milano Verde), avoid expensive vacations, etc. Hubby and I eat and breath cars. Especially Italian ones. We met in the Alfa corral at Laguna Seca during the Historics.

He's an engineer at Apple and I have parlayed my automotive knowledge into becoming a spin doctor of sorts ;-)
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Was just gonna say the same thing. Lunch at Pelican Pub is a must.
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Default If starting out in Portland, and you've got time to spare...
Take Hwy 26 (towards Seaside), and then Hwy 53 to Miami River Road. Hwy 53 has some of the best curves and switchbacks I've ever seen. Miami River Road isn't bad either.

And if you're driving the Ferrari, might be fun to do the road more than once.
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That is awesome. Note to self: buy truck of top ramen for 1st years food supply...
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Default I plant a garden every Spring, and we eat at home 6 days out of 7. It helps :)
Hubby loves ramen with an egg and crispy friend onions on top for breakie;-)
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