2001 Ferrari 360 Modena on 2040-cars
San Jose, California, United States
There is not much I can tell you about this car other what you see is what you get. I would definitely recommend you to come down and look at the car in person. Allow the car speak for itself. I bought it 2 years ago at 39800miles and now it's at 40280miles. It always has been in the garage with cover on. No story as to the best of my knowledge. All paper work of serviced are include. I don't need to chime you or put a spot light on this car, because I feel that if you're looking to buy a Ferrari, you have done your homework. This car is ready to drive. Clutch life is at 60% remaining. Any question please feel free to ask. The only thing I want to cover is SHIPPING. you have to provide your own shipping and the responsibility is your. I'm willing to split shipping cost 25%. Also, the bank still have the title. When I get the fund, it will immediately wire to the bank and the title will be on your way. I can stretch enough about looking at the car in person, if you are flying in from a distance I am willing to pay for ONE ticket ONLY if at the end you decide to buy the car. |
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