2002 Ferrari 360 Spider F1 Red/tan on 2040-cars
Spicewood, Texas, United States
Feel like it is time to join the Ferrari Club? This is it ! This
car is simply awesome ! You cannot get a more head turner for this price, ever
! This is not a Scam… The low price is
simply for the relatively high mileage (71300)… I drove this car daily to work but I pampered it with all
the books to prove it. It is one of the
most beautiful Ferrari models ever made.
The color combination is the most wanted with Red exterior, Tan
interior, Challenge Grill, and side shields, Special seats with logo engraved,
etc… Why? Well, I am selling it with the Porsche 911 c4 (we own 5
cars) to make room in the garage for the newer Ferrari F430 model, ... that is
it ! The F360 was a revolution in its time with all Aluminum
chassis/body. Google it ! The Engine is an 8 Cylinder 3.6L flat, giving
with upgrades (below) about 430 HP ! 0
to 60mph in about 4.1 sec. Transmission
is the F1 Hydraulically actuated Standard with Paddle Shifters (no clutch
pedal). Engine was tested and
compression was perfect. Clutch has been
changed about 10,000 miles ago and car is driving and shifting flawlessly. I believe the price is very well studied to sell quickly and
I am not ready to negotiate. Nothing is
wrong with this car besides the regular wear.
Never been in an accident, always garaged, no smoking, no eating inside,
everything is perfect condition. All
original keys available, original manual with tool kit in the Ferrari Leather
pouch… I am putting 4 new tires this week and repairing one AC pipe that was leaking
next week. That s it! The car has an aftermarket stereo system with pop up touch
screen, GPS, Rear View cam, CD/DVD, USB, IPod/iPhone, Sirius XM, Subwoofer
neatly customized behind driver’s seat, Focal Speakers, Amplifiers, about 6000$
worth. The ECU has been upgraded with Reprogramming EVOMSit giving 20 extra HP Muffler upgraded to CAPRISTO with remote control dual
setting (beautiful music)- extra 10HP Many extras that are difficult to list such as the special
license plate, LED lighting of engine bay that gives awesome effect at
night, Yellow Tachometer, etc… Car is located in Texas , West Austin- Price doesn't include Shipping. Car should be paid in full before delivery. Text cell Marc: 512 789 1335 Serious Buyers only please |
Ferrari 360 for Sale
- 02 ferrari 360 modena spider manual silver w/blue top just serviced
- 16k miles manual silver 18" wheels leather 6-speed f1 paddle shift transmissio(US $84,900.00)
- Upgraded audio system, rear camera, new tires, ice cold a/c, hid 8k headlights(US $62,850.00)
- Ferrari 360 spider 2003(US $95,000.00)
- 2004 ferrari 360 spider f1 convertible 2-door 3.6l(US $99,500.00)
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