1978 Ferrari 308 on 2040-cars
West Long Branch, New Jersey, United States
Please contact me at : joannacoventon@netzero.net .
I am listing this 1978 Ferrari 308 GTB for my neighbor. The car has been in storage for over a year and we were
able to get it started and drive it home today for the first time since it was stored. This vehicle is in need of a
major service (felt like it was misfiring? carb's not properly adjusted?) the tires are dry rotted, will need new
tires and may need a new battery since it had to be jump started and not been used for a year. The clutch and
brakes feel good the body and interior seem to be in good shape. service records til sept of 2013.
This vehicle is 38 years old and is being sold as a project car with no warranty stated or implied.
What you see pictured is what you get.
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