1995 Ferrari 456 on 2040-cars
Cooksburg, Pennsylvania, United States
Just email me at: billybccampion@ukartists.com .
Up For Sale - 1995 Ferrari 456GT Manual 6 Spd., V12
1995 Ferrari 456GT Manual 6 Spd., V12 With Russo Metallizatto Exterior &
Tan Leather Interior. Odometer Shows 180K Miles, Title Is Marked TMU -
Issue In Calif.
Car Runs and Drives Beautifully. Pulls Hard & Shifts Thru All 6 Gears
Smoothly. Brakes Are Excellent. Runs Cool Even In Warm Weather Traffic.
Tires Are Like New!
456GT Exterior Is Straight. Evidence Of Paint Work On Hood & Drivers Door,
But No Signs Of Collision Damage.
Interior Is Excellent With No Tears Or Scuffs In Leather. Carpets Are Clean, As
Is Headliner. All Accessories Work As They Should. A/C Blows Cold.
(Windshield Is Cracked, We will replace for Additional $1,800)
All In All A Clean 456GT 6 Speed Manual Trans Ferrari! Despite Mileage Issue,
Car Runs, Drives, and Looks Great!
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