1993 Ferrari 348 Gtb Base Coupe 2-door 3.4l on 2040-cars
Seymour, Tennessee, United States
Body Type:Coupe
Engine:3.4L 3405CC V8 GAS DOHC Naturally Aspirated
Vehicle Title:Clear
Fuel Type:GAS
For Sale By:Private Seller
Interior Color: Black
Make: Ferrari
Number of Cylinders: 8
Model: 348 GTB
Trim: Base Coupe 2-Door
Warranty: Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
Drive Type: RWD
Mileage: 26,709
Sub Model: Series Speciale
Exterior Color: Red
I am offering for sale an immaculate 1993 Ferrari 348TB Series Speciale, number 42 of 100. I honestly looked for over two years for a 348 before finding this SS. The vehicle is red with black interior. The Series Speciale has the front spoiler, the redesigned front grill with the chrome prancing horse, and the Testarossa like slats covering the tail lights were removed from this veicle. This vehicle has the leather covered Kevlar sports seat. Some came with the standard seats if the customer specified that. Pirelli P-Zero tires came on this model from the factory, and the tires have been replaced with the same Pirelli P-Zero type tires. The rear track on the SS was widened by 50mm. The SS had a new free flow exhaust system which was quoted to increase the factory HP rating from 300 to 312. The owner of the vehicle in March of 1998 had a factory challenge exhaust put on the SS and had the shocks revalved and the fabrication of upper spring perches/damper modification performed. This was done at Lake Forest Sportscars, LTD, a Ferrari dealer. I have the ticket on this and it was $4,357.41. This is the only modifications on the SS. I have all records from the time the SS was new. The SS runs and drives perfect. The last belt change shows Sept. 2002 at 21,801 miles. So by Ferrari standards, is due a belt change. That is why the SS is started out at $32,000.00, so the price would still be lower than the SS is worth when the service is done. From my research, it is a $3500.00 to $4000.00 service. The SS was evaluated in March of 2008 prior to me purchasing it. It is an excellent evaluation and was done at 24,913 miles. It is a very thorough and complete inspection from all aspects. I can provide copies of the service history and the evaluation SS if you are an interested buyer. The SS had 24,012 on the speedometer when I purchased it. It now has 26,709. I am only selling it because I always concerned about something happening to it while I have it out. It being so rare, it is common sense that the value and greatness of the car would deminish if it ever got into some sort of adverse event. So I am going to move up to a Ferrari that I can drive and enjoy. Now I did forget to take pictures of the hood compartment open. I does have the tool kit and is immculate under the hood. I will make pictures if you are an intersted buyer. I have all the owners manuals and two factory keys. I have a few more pictures I can send if you are interested in purchasing. Also I have a front copy of the Ohio title dated 06-04-2007 at which time the SS was purchased for $60,100. I have made every effort to present informationthat is accurate. However it is info provided by the VIN decoding or other sources and should be only used as a guide and vehicle is so, as is with no warranty provided by me. It will be up to the buyer to inspect the vehicle before purchasing. I can provide a full Auto Check showing no accidents reported. This listing is also a legal and binding contract and should be taken as such if you bid. So if you bid, be financially able to purchase this vehicle. If interested, you may contact me through my email and leave a number and I will call back ASAP. GoTnVols@gmail.com And my name is Mike. Thanks for looking!
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