Phil H's latest activity
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Phil H replied to the thread Maseratis - Spotted.Black '66 plate Ghibli at Kingston Lacy today. -
Mind you it could have been worse if Felonious Crud had looked at the page he would probaly have posted A photo as below, as his idea of...
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Phil H replied to the thread The other birds thread.I missed my last Specsavers appointment - couldn't find the place :( Did find a nice pair on Goggle Earth though, must be a nudist...
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Phil H replied to the thread The other birds thread.Birds with great plunge lines:
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Phil H replied to the thread Ghibli II GT detailed.Beautiful.
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Picked up a Ghibli after years of searching for the right one. Tidied a few bits up myself and decided to get the final clean and detail...
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Phil H replied to the thread The good morning thread.Ye gods mlc, this is a Maserati forum so what makes you think anyone here has a pension fund?
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Phil H replied to the thread The good morning thread.Yes, the shareholders.
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Good morning everyone. Friday. . What you are looking at, it actually the first attempt at a viable perpetual motion machine. The...
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It is true that as I have read often, the linear power of NA vehicles makes them feel slower than turbo vehicles (the rate of change of...
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Phil H replied to the thread Maserati Insurance.I insured a previous Mas with the Thatcham branch and was very impressed with them, but on a subsequent renewal (with no change of cover...
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Phil H replied to the thread looking for owner's opinion on 3200gt.I had my Assetto Corsa for nearly 4 years and loved it to bits, although I didn't share the comparisons you've enjoyed. Raw but great to...
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Phil H replied to the thread Lots of us love a V12 Aston Martin......Ah, the joys of modern technology. Sometimes simple is best, and I've seen a number of these in use recently:
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@MarkMas and his bag of emergency commas to post #23,232, please, @MarkMas.
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Spot on. A climax engine is a wonderful thing. My father rebuilt his FWA in 1975 and it’s still giving me excellent service in Ella...
