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Red Ferrari 360 Spider Convertible, Tan Interior F-1 on 2040-cars

Year:2002 Mileage:10700
Location:

Miami, Florida, United States

Miami, Florida, United States
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2002 Ferrari 360 Spider F-1 rosso corsa red (tan) leather. Gorgeous

Upgrades include:

* Italian challenge stradale stripes, Savini signature series wheels, three piece powder coated black and corsa red, 19 front, 235-35-19 and 275-30-20 rear, New Toyo tires.

* Front spoiler carbon fiber wrapped (looks like 430)

* Scuderia gas door with prancing horse

* Updated headlights HID (like the 599) with custom LED front bumper light (like 599), upgraded rear brake lights to LED

* Turbonator air boxes with K&N air filters

* Tubi exhaust with larger tips

* Full carbon fiber interior

* Remote control Pioneer radio (1000 watts), custom Sony matching tan leather professional speakers

* Ferrari factory clear bra

This awesome Ferrari is fully loaded, aside from the thousands in upgrades included are:

* Challenge grill, scuderia badges, F-1 paddle shift, Daytona electric seats (mint, like new), red calipers, cross drilled disk brakes

* All original paint with zero paint work.(zymol wax every two weeks)

* Cam & Timing belt maintenance kept up to date.(paperwork)

* All work performed by John (the Italian Stallion) at Florano Motor Sports

* Car is pampered, paint and interior like showroom, two owner vehicle. She sleeps in garage with car cover & climate control.

* Three keys, tools, books, and Ferrari car cover. This vehicle stands out and speaks for itself.


On Feb-01-14 at 11:41:24 PST, seller added the following information:

 

2002 Ferrari 360 Spider F-1 rosso corsa red (tan) leather. Gorgeous

Upgrades include:

* Italian challenge stradale stripes, Savini signature series wheels, three piece powder coated black and corsa red, 19 front, 235-35-19 and 275-30-20 rear, New Toyo tires.

* Front spoiler carbon fiber wrapped (looks like 430)

* Scuderia gas door with prancing horse

* Updated headlights HID (like the 599) with custom LED front bumper light (like 599), upgraded rear brake lights to LED

* Turbonator air boxes with K&N air filters

* Tubi exhaust with larger tips

* Full carbon fiber interior

* Remote control Pioneer radio (1000 watts), custom Sony matching tan leather professional speakers

* Ferrari factory clear bra

This awesome Ferrari is fully loaded, aside from the thousands in upgrades included are:

* Challenge grill, scuderia badges, F-1 paddle shift, Daytona electric seats (mint, like new), red calipers, cross drilled disk brakes

* All original paint with zero paint work.(zymol wax every two weeks)

* Cam & Timing belt maintenance kept up to date.(paperwork)

* All work performed by John (the Italian Stallion) at Florano Motor Sports

* Car is pampered, paint and interior like showroom. She sleeps in garage with car cover & climate control.

* Three keys, tools, books, and Ferrari car cover. This vehicle stands out and speaks for itself.

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