1999 Ferrari 360 Modena 360 on 2040-cars
Nipton, California, United States
I am always available by mail at: gigigrrumney@uknurses.com .
I'm selling my 1999 Ferrari 360 Modena Coupe, yellow low miles Rare 3 pedal 6 speed manual gated shift, 3.6L V-8
400 horsepower, 5-valves per cylinder. Carbon fiber dash and center console Yellow with all black leather interior
and black carpet. Extremely low miles. This car is near mint condition throughout. The paint and body are original
and are in excellent condition with no defects, and no dings or scratches. This is a dry climate care, with no
corrosion or rust on any part of the car. Clear bra is installed on door edges, wheel-wells, and air duct edges.
The genuine BBS Ferrari challenge light -weight wheels are powder painted charcoal black matte finish. The wheels
are perfect, no chips, no scratches, no rash, yellow calipers. New Staggered Santini wheels, Purchased in June
2014. Original Ferrari factory audio system with cd stacker in the front truck. Challenger rear grill. New Bosch
battery June 2014. Glass engine cover. Very well maintained and pampered. All services up to date needs nothing.
Clean clear California title. Includes a factor silk car cover. Comes with two keys including the red master, and
all the books, factory tool kit, and records. Garage kept and covered. This is a private owner sale, This is my
personal car, I'm not a dealer or broker or selling for someone else.
A few of the options New 18" Staggered Scuderia Black wheels with Goodrich Gforce tires
New 18" Staggered Scuderia Black wheels with Goodrich Gforce tires orP
New 22" Staggered Santini Black Rims and Tires
OEM Ferrari 2-pc set Mats with Yellow Horse
Custom painted Yellow Plennums ( valve covers )
Rear challenge grill
3M Scotchgard™ Paint Protection Film Clear Bra. Protection for your vehicles: Hood, Fenders, Mirrors, Headlights,
and Front Bumper
Carbon Fiber Dash, Radio bezel, Console
All maintenance was done at Revolution Motorsports in Agoura Hills Ca.one of the best Ferarri service shops in the
west coast
at 21,866 FULL SERVICE was done
TIMING BELT OEM
POWER STEERING BELT OEM
ALTERNATOR BELT OEM
WATERPUMP BELT OEM
CAM COVER GASKET OEM
CAM SEAL RINGS OEM
SPARK PLUGS O RINGS OEM
COOLANT
GEAR OIL SYN
ENGINE OIL SYN
OIL AND AIR FILTER OEM
BRAKE FLUID
ENGINE MOUNTS NEW OEM
at 22,087 miles Clutch assembly , T.O.Bearing seal Kit
Comes with full books, keys, car covers, tool kit and battery tender.
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