1995 Ferrari F355b Berlinetta Coupe Black Six Speed Coupe 355 on 2040-cars
Portland, Oregon, United States
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1995 Ferrari F355b Berlinetta First things first, the title... This F355 has a clean Oregon title. We have double checked with Oregon DMV and it is indeed 100% clean. However it was issued a branded title in the state of California in the late 90's. The car was then issued a branded title in the state of Kentucky. There was a mechanics lien placed on the car in the state of South Carolina and per order of a judge, a clean title was issued. The Carfax shows a branded title. If you were to title the car in California or Kentucky, you will receive a branded title. We are fairly certain that any other state will issue a clear title. The F355 was the best selling Ferrari to its date and is
known ushering Ferrari into the modern era of sports cars. It was a redesign of the 348, but much
more. Ferrari may have started with a
similar chassis, but that is where it all stops. The F355 had an all-new engine, power
steering, modern climate controls system, aerodynamics, and great fresh
styling. This car was quickly perceived
to be greatest production Sports-Car of the 20th century. This 355 was a trade in here at Speed Sports. It is the coupe version known as the
Berlinetta. 1995 was the last year prior to OBDII, with its eight individual
throttle bodies it produced the most HP at 385 hp. The all-new engine featured 5 valve heads with
exotic metals and design. This car is a
very strong runner, a testament of the new Ferrari commitment to quality and
performance sports cars. Our car is a Black on Black Coupe that has 45,455 miles on it. This car had the belts last changed about 5 years ago. It will need a major service by the next owner. It is an excellent driver and has lots of power. It does have the updated headers and Tubi exhaust system for the ultimate exhaust note. While this car has not been a garage queen, it will provide lots of miles of enjoyment. It has had some paint work and does have a bit of a story that goes with it. It does have a clean title from this event, and documentation to go along with this. Please read the first paragraph of the description again if you have any questions. It comes with some service records.
The car is great driver, with no drivability issues. Brakes and rotors were recently replaced and
we did an oil/filter service on the car. It has one key, manuals, leather pouch, and tool kit, but missing some tools. We have photographed the car extensively, including the underside and
motor compartment. Please make sure that you look through all 125 photos. You are welcome to
have the car inspected prior to the end of auction. Feel free to call or email with any additional questions. Call 503 475 8078
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