2000 Ferrari 550 2 Door Coupe on 2040-cars
Potrero, California, United States
ANY QUESTIONS JUST EMAIL ME: reikorbbullocks@mancityfans.com .
2000 Ferrari 550 Maranello Red/Tan 13.5K Miles, loaded with options, no damage history clean Carfax, very well
documented history. This 550 I personally sold new to multiple world champion boxer Oscar Del Hoya when I was the
Manager of Ferrari Beverly Hills. I know all the subsequent Southern California owners personally and I can attest
that this car has always been garaged and well maintained. The leather is in immaculate supple condition and has no
shrinkage or dryness that is common in most of these 550’s.
Factory options:
Daytona Seats, with Red piping,
Scuderia Shields,
Diamond tufted Leather Rear Shelf,
3 piece factory modular wheels.
Factory Luggage
Red Brake Calipers
See Window sticker for full items
When the car was new Ferrari BH installed the Tubi exhaust as well as a tasteful high end fully removable sound
system installed by a well known Ferrari Stereo expert. As mentioned the system can be put back to stock.
Clear Bra as well as Skid plates. Cilajet was later added to protect the paint which is immaculate condtion
All books tools keys, car cover etc are with the car.
This very 550m was featured in Automobile Magazine 550 Buyers guide. See attached article.
The car is now due for its belt service due to time and we can include the service in the deal. The car is
available in Los Angeles for inspection by appointment.
For more picture and information please go to THECARSHRINK.COM
$208,900 OBO Reasonable offers will be considered.
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