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- Ferrari 308 Gtsi - 1982 - on 2040-cars

US $44,900.00
Year:1982 Mileage:43000
Location:

Naples, Florida, United States

Naples, Florida, United States

Beautiful 308  GTSi

As you can see the car is in excellent shape.

The engine runs excellent, very smooth & very strong.

At this present time the car is being serviced at one of the best Exotic Car shops in Florida:  "F1 Imports & Exotics". 
They are very well-known Nationwide and have an excellent reputation. 

Other than regular maintenance (timing belts, seals, gaskets, hoses, etc.), the engine and transmission were removed from the car in order to perform a proper, accurate & professional Job. The tranny will be serviced as well and all the gears, synchros, bearings, etc, will be inspected and/or replaced if needed.
Of course, since everything is taken apart, a new Clutch Kit will be installed. Don't have the figures/estimate in hand at the present time, but I will guesstimate a $10K Invoice.
All the records and original tool kit will go with the car.  Upgraded Sound System w/remote control, etc.
The Ft & Rr end are in very good shape, so are the brakes.  The tires are almost new, the wheels are immaculate, clean undercarriage, etc.
All the electrical is in good working condition. Ferrari 308 cold AC. (As cold as it gets....) You know...
Very nice Black interior w/ Red piping.
The paint looks better that what you see in the pictures. Yes, very nice and very shiny.

As I stated, the car drives very good, very strong and very tight. Absolutely no weird noises. No overheating, nothing.
I expect to have the car back in my place by next week. In the meantime it can be inspected, by appointment only, at my Mechanic's Garage.
Just let me know in advance if you are willing to take a look at the car and misc. and also speak with the Technician or have the car Inspected by a Third Party.
No problem. You can always inspect the car before the sale ends, as you might understand. Tomorrow I will post more pictures so that you can see the car at the shop, the engine and misc.
I had more than one 308 and I learned that the value of these particular cars can only be determined and supported by the subject vehicle's history; especially the most recent one.
They might all look nice and decent and well kept. In any case, a certification/record of what have being recently done and who did it, in my opinion, is very important at the time to decide which one is the better pick.
Just buying a good one with no records will require a $4800.00/5200.00 expense just to be on the safe side for the next 5000 miles.
Don't believe me, just find out.
Somebody might estimate $2500/3000.00 at the most. At the end of the day, You'll be a lucky one if you don't spent more than $4500.00
In any case, here you have and nice, solid and straight one to consider, backed up with a long list of work recently performed in one of the few right places.
You are welcome to call me at anytime.
William
(239) 601-5204




 

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