1980 - Ferrari Testarossa on 2040-cars
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COLLECTORS FERRARI TESTAROSSA ...as i do not want to show the VIN here in ebay, i choose 1980 as date of built - it is 1989! ...First registered 19th of may 1989 to a Ferrari F1 Pilot ...still has his helmet sticker in rear window - his monte carlo parking permit in front window ...winner car of international concours d'elegance 2014 ...official mille miglia press car 2014 ...matching numbers ...full serviced in may 2014 with change of cambelt ...one of 3 Testarossas especially noticed in wikipedia ...bespoken in biography of first owner ...first Testarossa chassis with the stronger side lines ...rare specification with engine code ...A046 ...german TÜV with all papers done last in may 2014 ...lot of memorabilia regarding to the car and first owner (winning trophy, team jacket, biography signed...) ...discreetly transaction promised (therefor not listing the name of Ferrari pilot) ...no cheap Testarossa, but a good investment and in my opinion a very fair price for the beauty ...would consider a part exchange of an prewar roadster
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