"do you remember the sixth time you polished the car?" Truer words were never spoken. 162K on Petra now ('86 911 Coupe) and my 3K drive to Rennsport Reunion in September was an absolute high point. Do the WI run!

Not only a smile to your face, but also to a lot of other people's faces who actually get to see these cars, instead of them being tucked away in some private collection.

Great video Tom. I turned 60 this month, over the past 5 years I sold the cars that were low mileage garage queens. Now i have the time to drive and maintain the less than perfect cars that are more fun to use and drive. Thank you for your thoughtful comments.

Super approach to your car, as it should be. Enjoyed!

I agree about the foolishness of keeping "low miles" on a car. John Cleese's old expression was, "Where's the pleasure in that?"

Enjoy the ride sir!! Love him or hate him (there doesn't seem to be anyone in between), I always liked Glickenhaus's quote... "Not putting miles on your Ferrari is like not having sex with your girlfriend so she'll be more desirable to her next boyfriend." -Jim Glickenhaus

I am 100% with you that Ferraris have to be driven. I am Ferrari Owner since 1992 and all of my cars i did drive a lot ( 348tb-126000 KM, F 40 75000 km, 512TR 90000 km and some more) Result: Never had a real problem with them.

Beautiful car! Enjoy your drive. Thanks!

Ferraris with carburetors are so cool!

So much wisdom in this video. Great drive and cool guy.

Worth pointing out that even if things go wrong while you're out driving, it's still an experience! Most of us that own these things can afford to deal with it. No need to fret about something happening or panic when it does, just enjoy the moment and soak in the experience. It's either that, or never drive it out of fear, which is useless.

Great to see you taking it out and driving it, Tom. Great video and I totally agree with you, Ferraris are meant to be driven, not polished and kept inside.

It sounds and looks amazing! Enjoy, Tom.

You put a smile on my face too Tom ... lol

Beautiful car, Tom! I love that it is your personal car.

Love it!

The unfortunate reality of life is that 80% of the people that can afford to own a classic Ferrari or any high-end classic car for that matter, buy them as investments. Hence why they don’t want anything to happen to them and they want to keep the miles low, but the other 20% of us that are lucky to own a classic Ferrari or other nice classic car, we own them to drive them and enjoy them as exactly what you said, to remember each mile and become one with the car.

I fully endorse this message! As I used to say to my clients, 'enjoy your money/profits, no fun being the richest man in the cemetery!' And, remember to enjoy life because your going to be a long time dead!

Love those sounds, could have done with a thumbnail of her half out of the garage 😁😉

That's the spirit Buddy ;-)

Great drive Tom, is it harmful to drive these cars short distances regularly? I have a super short commute.

Four months between drives is sad, but it happens. My goal every time I drive my cars is to push as much fuel through them as possible, which makes the driving more fun, too! When you're out in the 330, do people around you notice it or does it fly under the radar a bit?

2:29 Waste of money to ship lol it’s just idea of owning a Ferrari and services costs why guys just polish the car.

Is your website down?

A low milage car is like a stock you don't sell. Unrealized profit. What a shame