Ferrari F430 Stick Shift! Tubi! on 2040-cars
Akron, Ohio, United States
For Sale:
2007 F430 STICK SHIFT Rear Leather shelf Tubi (do not have OEM) Daytonas Aluminum kick plates Rims are Enzo replicas, 19 front, 20 rear (do not have OEM) Front tires are near new Rears are 50%, AND I have a new set of rears for sale Aftermarket audio, all Italian Hertz. Alpine BT headunit (OEM will come with sale) Fresh oil and gear fluid Front has been repainted at dealer, and clear bra (receipt to show) Capristo exhaust brackets, so no manifold issues 1 small nick in clear bra shown in pics, happened days after it was redone All keys and manuals Records in hand (hasn't had a ton of maintenance) No tools or flashlight Spare tire option (straps are cracked) Car covers Parking sensors ONLY stickies are window switches. Nothing else. Windows are tinted about 30% Passed Ohio emissions check with flying colors There is clear bra on rockers, mirrors, entire front end. BLACK carpets...look way better than tan. 2 sets of floor mats I highly suggest flying to either Akron or Cleveland airport to view the car, I can meet you there. This car is awesome! YES, I am asking a PREMIUM because it's a 2007, with the 60th Anniversary badge, red/tan, LAST STICK SHIFT YOU CAN BUY. I do drive it on weekends, so mileage will reflect this. I don't have to sell it, serious offers only please. |
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In addition to its YouTube exploits, which will continue, ten episodes of the show will air on the NBC Sports Network. The debut will run this Saturday, and coincide with NBCSN's coverage of the 2014 Monaco Grand Prix. From the sounds of it, this first episode should be unlike anything the trio could do on the Internet.
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