2003 Ferrari 575 M Maranello F-1 on 2040-cars
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2003 Ferrari 575 Maranello F1 with 46k miles
White Carbon Fiber Wrapped Exterior (which is removable) Original paint is Tour De France Blue This Ferrari is heavily loaded with options from the factory including:
The thrust felt by its 515hp V12 through the Formula 1 style paddle shift gear box is euphoric. This is a great chance to get into a nice V12 Ferrari for a decent price. The reserve is set at $50k and this car is priced to sell.. I have a copy of the Carfax report that shows a very minor accident that happened back in 10/17/2004 in NY, I also have a recent Pre-Purchase Inspection that was performed 1/14/2014 and a list of recent maintenance items. This Ferrari just had a high performance clutch installed within the last 2k miles and all recommended service is up to date. Please feel free to contact me with any questions you might have. Thanks! Ferrari Factory options: CHUS BATTERY CHARGER USA +PREWIRING DSH1 COLOURED DASHBOARD 364014609 CUOIO 4609 EXT1 HANDLY FIRE EXTINGUISHER HDL1 'FIORANO' HANDLING PACKAGE 094078405 PAST. FRENI STANDARD LOGO 'SCUDERIA FERRARI' SHIELDS NDSP INTERNAL USE PNT0 OUT-OF-RANGE PAINT COLOUR RIM2 MODULAR WHEEL RIMS 19" RSL1 LARGE RACING SEATS W/CONNOLLY 364013997 CREMA 3997 (CREAM) SHF1 REAR SHELF LEATHER UPHOLSTERED 364013997 CREMA 3997 (CREAM) SND1 HIGH POWER HIFI WITH SUBWOOFER SPEC SPECIAL FEATURES STC1 ALL STITCHINGS IN COLOUR 364100277 CUOIO (GRAIN LEATHER) 0277 TYPP PIRELLI TYRES |
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