1989 Ferrari 348 Tb on 2040-cars
Buffalo, New York, United States
1989 Ferrari 348 tb 23,962 miles / 2 Owners / Euro-Spec There are no additionalfees to you other than the sale price and the cost of shipping (if needed) Our 1989 Ferrari 348 tb features a classic Rosso Corsa(red) exterior paint (color code FER 300/9) and a black leather interior with ablack dashboard, steering wheel and door panels. This 348 comes in the “tb”variation of the model which offers a classic Ferrari coupe body style. This isa European specification model which happens to be one of the first 100 Ferrari348s built (assembly #00087). Often referred to as the “Baby Testarossa”,the 348 is a blast to drive thanks to a low center of gravity, a torque-ymid-engine V8 design, rear-wheel drive and, of course, a traditional manualtransmission with its iconic gated shifter. Features 17” 5-spoke wheelsBlaupunkt Seattle RDM 169 stereo system Sport bucket seats Black rear grille andrear prancing horse Air conditioning Pop-up headlights Power mirrors & locksPower windows Fog lights Service & Maintenance The last major service wasperformed at Ferrari Maserati Quebec in August 2012. This nearly $19,000 workorder included a timing belt replacement, new brakes, electrical fixes and muchmore (bills available). We have Ferrari service records from 2012-13. The carhas been driven less than 1,500 miles since then with absolutely no mechanicalissues. It feels great on the road. Another timing belt service is notnecessarily required although many Ferrari specialists recommend changing yourcar’s timing belt every 4-5 years, regardless of mileage in that time span. Weare happy to perform any mechanical work on the vehicle prior to delivery,however, a delay should be expected as a result. We understand that some buyersprefer doing work themselves for quality control and pricing reasons. ConditionOur 348 tb is an absolute blast to d
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