1998 Ferrari 355 Tb 6spd. Coupe **two Owner Car And Same Owner For 14 Years** on 2040-cars
Wayne, Maine, United States
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I purchased this beautiful 355 from the original owner in Florida back on 12/24/2000. I am the documented second owner and have owned this car for 14 years. It has always been a Florida since new until I brought to my summer home here in Maine back in 2008. It comes with a clear Florida title. It has always been registered and titled in the state of Florida. It was sold new by The Ferrari Collection in Coral Gables Florida on 10/22/97. Finished in the best and "only" color combination for a Ferrari, Rossa Corsa Red w/Tan Leather interior. The paint shines like the day it left the factory and it has never been in any accidents. I have the perfect Auto Check Report that I will gladly share with any serious bidders. The tan leather interior is also pristine only showing some very light wear on the driver's seat bolster. This car always been garaged so there are none of the dreaded "Ferrari stickies". This has always been a NON SMOKER'S car and there has never been any children or pets in this car. Always professionally maintained and serviced by the best Ferrari specialists and serviced at all of the recommended service intervals. I had the major cam belt serviced done on 2/12/08 with 13,264 miles. In addition, there was a new water pump and clutch kit including throw out bearing done at this time. All of the parts were purchased through Shelton Ferrari. The valve guides were not replaced because there was and still is no issue. There was also a new maintenance-free battery also installed. Shortly after I took ownership I had a Tubi Exhaust and factory Challenge grill installed. In addition to all of the scheduled maintenance, recent service items include new front rotors and pads, (4) new Michelin Pilot Sport tires, and an oil & filter change. This is one of the most reliable maintenance-free cars I have ever owned! Included with the car is all of the original owner's manuals with leather folders, tool kit, car cover, tire inflation kit, Ferrari battery maintainer, window sticker, original sales brochures, and three keys w/remotes. I will be glad to answer any additional questions and will be happy to assist with making shipping arrangements. I did get a quote from Exotic Car Transport from Maine to Florida for $1495 as an example. I will also pick you up at the Portland Maine Airport and you can enjoy a drive back home! This is a magnificent 355 that has been well cared for it's entire life. I have taken great pride in ownership and have thoroughly enjoyed every mile in this car.
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Mon, 20 Jan 2014All manner of vehicles change hands at the annual auction extravaganza in Arizona, but never has one sold for as much as the Ferrari you see here. The car in question is an (obviously) eminently desirable 1958 Ferrari 250 GT LWB California Spider, one of only 50 ever made and purring onto the stage in flawless red over black livery with matching numbers of the coveted covered headlights straight from the factory.
When we reported on the car's consignment in anticipation of this weekend's sale, it was expected to bring in between $7 and 9 million - and it's done just that, coming in near the top of its valuation with a winning bid of $8.8 million. That makes for a lot of zeros, but while it set a new record for the Arizona auctions, it hardly makes it the most expensive in the world. That honor still belongs to the Mercedes-Benz W196 that sold last summer for nearly $30 million. Nor is it the most expensive Ferrari ever sold at auction, an honor which still belongs to the 250 Testa Rossa that sold for over $16 million in 2011. Heck, it's not even the most expensive 250 California ever sold, coming in behind the SWB example that sold for nearly $11 million in 2008. All of which only goes to show just how insane the collector classic car market has grown in recent years.
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