2003 Ferrari 360 Spyder 6 Spd Manual Rare ** Low Reserve ** on 2040-cars
Santa Ana, California, United States
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Feel the adrenaline rush when you step on the gas pedal of this 400 HP wild horse. Hear the intoxicating exhaust noise of her powerful v-8 engine as you slowly pull on the stick shift to let her go. It s one of the most incredible car I' ve ever driven! Very rare and reliable 6-speed manual. If you ask any mechanics, they all would recommend a manual over paddle shift for its reliability. **** FULLY LOADED, TOUR DE FRANCE BLUE SPIDER *** After all these years and it's still one of the most stunning Ferrari ever built. This Spider features the following OPTIONAL items: 19" HRE Wheels chrome($5000) , K& N dual air filter, Tubi-exhaust muffler, custom front spoiler, yellow brakes calipers. This car has a CLEAN CARFAX . The leather looks and feel like yesterday out of the dealer's lot, no visible sign of wear and tear. Car parked in temperature control garage. The front half of the car was completely protected by 3M clear bra. Comes with books , manual, promotion materials. This was my personal touring car to enjoy the California sun. I often let her run along the California Coast Highway 1, never abuse or put her on a race track. Performed the comprehensive Service and performed complete driving test by Ferrari dealer. You are welcome for a private inspection, and I can ship anywhere in the continental US from $800-$2000 All scheduled maintenance, very good condition . I still have the 4 original wheels and tires. Email me for any questions. Enjoy The Summer Drive! |
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