1979 Ferrari 308 Gt4 2+2 on 2040-cars
Lake Elsinore, California, United States
Transmission:Manual
Vehicle Title:Clear
Sub Model: Bertone 2 + 2
Make: FERRARI
Exterior Color: Red
Model: 308
Interior Color: Tan
Trim: Tan
Number of Cylinders: 8
Drive Type: RWD
Mileage: 64,949
I'm selling this car for the widow of a late friend of mine. Here's what i can tell you. The car has been in storage in Gilroy Ca for approximately 9 years. I'm retired from a Ferrari service shop and I serviced this car in 2004. For whatever reason the rear head was removed and a valve job and valve adjustment made at that time. New timing belts were fitted. New timing belt tensioners. The leather seats were redone, the catalytic converters replaced. the Owner had several Ferrari's. To my knowledge, the owner never drove this car. I believe the car was repainted, but not sure when. the paint looks very nice. The tires look OK but are at least 8 years old. Its a rare sunroof model The owner died in May of last year and I flew up to Gilroy in March of this year, and drove it to Lake Elsinore California without incident. the car runs very well. It is a very original car with the original stalk type radio that works. I have no idea if the A/C works and apart from the above, I know very little about the car. So bid accordingly. the successful bidder should Paypal a $500 deposit to me and the balance will be paid to the widow in Gilroy who has the clear title. The vehicle is currently on a PNO and there are no past fees due. The car is at my shop in Lake Elsinore ca.
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