1997 Ferrari F355 Spider Base Convertible 2-door 3.5l on 2040-cars
Ventura, California, United States
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1997 ferrari f355 spider, the right color combo!!!!!!!!!
car runs and drives great. the interior is original and very clean for the age, no major rips or tears... wheels have been powder coated black and tires are at 95% life left. top works, but with micro switch only, but works great and easy to put up and down. have many extras for the car as you can see in the pictures. car hase been maintained with oil changes every 2500 mile, last service was major at 26000 with the belts and stuff done. has nice aftermarket exhaust, sounds awesome. car has current california registration and a clear california title, in hand and ready to go. drive about 100 miles a month, keeps everything nice. this is a nice driver and there are some minor paint issues on the bumper rock chips and such, nothing major, but wanted to let you know. shipping will be up to buyer, will deliver down to port of LOS ANGELES for overseas sale!!! NADA price guide is at 47000-70000.00, these are only going UP and UP and UP in price!!!!!!!!!! questions travis 805-340-5225 |
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