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Santa Cruz, California, United States
Engine:V12
Body Type:Coupe
Vehicle Title:Clear
Exterior Color: Blue
Make: Ferrari
Interior Color: White
Model: 550
Number of Cylinders: 12
Trim: Maranello
Drive Type: Rear
Mileage: 11,810
Warranty: Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
This beautiful 2000 550 Maranello runs and drives great in every way. It is a European spec car that was imported in 2001 and converted to meet U.S. spec by reputable G&K Auto Conversions of Los Angeles. The car’s emissions system was converted to be compliant in every state BUT California. I have uploaded 85 pictures and 11 documents that can be seen at: Photobucket.com/550maranello. You will see records that show services totaling $8,700 performed at a Ferrari dealer in Los Angeles at 5,600 miles. It received an oil service at around 9,000 miles as well. You will see the DOT and EPA doc's that come with the car. The rear tires were replaced and the wheels were aligned at 11,400 miles. The engine runs silky smooth and the car drives flawlessly. Everything works great including the a/c. The only flaws I have found are that it could use a new black lower lip piece on the front, and both bumpers have been resprayed. The car comes with one key and one alarm fob and the owner’s manual pictured. This is a No Reserve auction, highest bidder gets the car. Feel free to contact me with questions. Tom - 831-345-5020.
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