Beautiful Ferrari F355 Spider ... on 2040-cars
Clare, Michigan, United States
For sale is my F355.Considered by many to be one
of the most beautiful cars Ferrari ever designed, this car is fast, fun,
reliable and a pleasure to own!
I know carfax shows a minor accident... It was a dinged fender and cracked bumper cover both replaced with OEM parts you cannot tell and never effected driving or performance. Maint up to date doesnt need belt service for aprox 24,000 miles. New clutch less than 1000 miles ago.This is the 355 to buy if you want to drive your Ferrari. I have addressed the normal problems known to owning a 355. Valve guides are good no puffing of smoke or worry about having them done. Dash replaced looks beautiful. The 355 dash has a tendency to shrink no worries here. This car is well sorted and needs nothing. I am only selling because I have a new step daughter and need a seat for her . Low mileage ferraris have a tendency to develop problems because they are not driven enough to keep seals oiled and parts from sitting in one spot. Also somethings dont get addressed like valve guides because they haven't showed up yet. Look at the pics they speak for themselves. Garaged, paint maintained by professional detail garage, newer tires, 6 speed shifts smooth (dont buy a F1 they can be a nightmare, not always but if it does you will need deep pockets). No sticky parts! It attracts more attention than you want. A better sounding Ferrari has never been built and this cars look is timeless. The interior shows a little wear but not as much as you would expect. The shift knob has some scratches and before I bought it someone had added a switch for their amp to the center console. I ordered a new center console panel today. Nothing wrong with old one just want it as perfect as possible. The cd player works but I never turn it on the sound of the car is pure music. The drivers side floor mat has some stitching coming undone on the edge by accelerator pedal you can see this in the pictures..is this nit picking? Yes but thats me. I am a Ferrari enthusiast and this is a great F355 has been my pride and joy. I could jump in it now and drive to California. Oil was changed and air filters replaced less than 150 miles ago. Paint was recently polished and waxed. I'm not a good photographer so the pics dont do this car justice. I was more interested in the details that would that you would want to see. I have a $2000 dollar credit with the leading supplier of new and used Ferrari parts in the U.S. So if you want to change or need something it comes with car. Something you should know Ferrari is a different class of car. You can park it next to a $140,000 Porsche 911 and they walk by it to ask if they can get a pic with your Ferrari. Some colors dont sell as well as others. They dont pop and say Ferrari like red and tan does. A cheap Ferrari is the most expensive one. Buy one and you will find out why the hard way. Low mileage doesnt mean a better Ferrari. Its worth more and might win a show but like any car if its not driven it causes problems . No warranty expressed or implied. Money order or cashiers check must clear bank before car is shipped or picked up. I will not pay for shipping but will assist on my end. If you want fly here and drive it home....you'll love it. Call 989 488-7277 if you have questions DONT EMAIL ME WITH ANY RIDICULOUS LOW BALL OFFERS. If it doesnt sell I will keep it. I am very active in the Ferrari community so I know well what it takes to get one of these cars sorted and this one is at that point where its all driving enjoyment with no worries...Thank you for looking and good luck in bidding. |
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