1982 Ferrari 308 Gtsi Euro Only 30,943km! Show Quality Blue Sera! Books & Tools! on 2040-cars
Allentown, Pennsylvania, United States
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Blue Sera over Blue
Medium Leather 30,943 KM (19,227mi)
Targa
5 spd
Fuel injected
Disc brakes Front and rear independent suspension FULL MAJOR SERVICE COMPLETED IN LAST 10KM Many past and recent service records from Algar Ferrari Books and tools included! All lights and signals working properly
No leaks Recently Cosmetic Restoration and fully detailed
DRIVER READY!!!
VIN: ZFFHA02B000041395
Chassis #: 041395
Euro Edition Factory
features · 240HP Euro/ 235HP US · Euro offers different gear ratios due
to U.S. mandated emissions law
· Lighter small front bumper that
follows the hood line
· Exposed dual tip muffler Euro/ Black
muffler cover with catalytic converter U.S.
· Vitaloni style outside mirrors on
Euro/ Large bulky type mirrors in U.S.
· Euro feature of small round front side
marker lights with no rear side lights/ large rectangular front and red rear
side marker lights U.S.
· Space saver spare tire in Euro / Full size
spare in U.S
· Rear engine cover top has only left
and right grill vents / U.S. has a “U” shaped grill.
· Weight of Euro spec lower because of not having door beams and
larger bumpers
FULL MAJOR SERVICE
JUST COMPLETED IN THE LAST 10 miles; including belts, fluid flush and replacement,
new plugs and gaskets, new filters & injectors Records show following work done in previous years CV Joints Throw out bearing
Rear Left main seal
Quill shaft seal
Transfer case to
transmission seals
Coolant hoses
Air Pump
Electric fuel pump
Cam shaft seal
( All records
included )
This is a Great
Opportunity to Own and Drive a wonderful Ferrari
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