360 Spider Rossa Corsa With Black Leather 6-speed Manual 4830 Miles on 2040-cars
Seattle, Washington, United States
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2004 360 Spider Rossa Corsa with black leather 6-speed manual This is a hard to find 6-speed manual transmission car. If you have ever had an F1 that develops problems then you know how reliable the manual transmission cars are. When we purchased the car it had less than 400 miles on it. The car currently only has 4830 miles on it. It runs, drives and still smells like it is new. It has lived its life in a heated garage and has only driven on nice days. When the car was purchased it had mostly cosmetic damage the required the fiberglass pieces to be replaces and the sheet metal to be repaired. It did not have any frame or suspension damage, the airbags have never been deployed. Overall the paint is in very nice condition with no road rash anywhere, however there are a few scratches on the front bumper and hardtop deck that could easily be touched up. HIGHLIGHTS 2004 FERRARI 360 SPIDER LOW 4830 ORIGINAL MILES HARD TO FIND 6-SPEED MANUAL TRANSMISSION ROSSA CORSA (RED) OVER BLACK LEATHER INTERIOR CHALLENGE STRADALE FRONT BUMPER POWER SEATS LEATHER REAR SHELF LEATHER SILL MOULDINGS HI-FI SOUND SYSTEM 6 CD DISC CHANGER MODULAR WHEELS WITH THE ORIGINAL TIRES SCUDERIA FERRARI SHIELDS RED BRAKE CALIPERS THE DASH LEATHER IS FLAWLESS WITH NO PULLING OR SHRINKING THE DOOR PULLS, STEERING COLUM, RADIO CONTROLS AND WINDOW KNOB HAVE NO STICKINESS AND ARE IN EXCELLENT SHAPE ALL IN ALL, THIS IS THE MOST LOADED, NICEST DRIVING 360 SPIDER I OWNED. THE COLOR COMBINATION IS STUNNING! Please email me with questions and I will call you back, Thank you Notes: This vehicle is being sold “AS IS” with no warranties of any sort. All sales are final and buyer must send funds within 48 hours of the close of a winning bid. Washington States residence will need to pay sales tax Vehicle and Title will be sent immediately upon payoff. |
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