Ferrari 2008 599 Gtb Rare Gated 6 Speed Manual on 2040-cars
Issaquah, Washington, United States
THIS IS VERY RARE 599 GTB. ITS A GATED 6 SPEED MANUAL. ONLY 33 WERE PRODUCED OUT OF THE ESTIMATED PRODUCTION OF 3500.
THIS CAR IS IN PERFECT CONDITION WITH ONLY 5735 MILES. IT JUST HAD ITS ANNUAL SERVICE FROM FERRARI OF SEATTLE. THE SECONDARY CATS HAVE BEEN REPLACED WITH FABSPEED STRAIGHT PIPES. THESE ADD ROUGHLY AN ADDITIONAL 45HP AND NICELY ENHANCE THE SOUND. FURTHERMORE THE MUFFLER HAS BEEN TAKEN OFF AND A CUSTOM MADE MUFFLER DELETE SYSTEM HAS BEEN INSTALLED. THE CAR HAS AN AMAZING SOUND. I'VE KEPT ALL THE ORIGINAL PARTS. THERE IS A COMPLETE SET OF BOOKS,TOOLS AND TWO KEYS. ALONG WITH SERVICE HISTORY. ITS LOADED WITH OPTIONS INCLUDING THE FOLLOWING: CERAMIC BRAKES CHALLENGE WHEELS ELECTRIC DAYTONA SEATS SHIELDS FULL CARBON FIBER PACKAGE FERRARI TRICKEL CHARGER IPOD ADAPTER LEATHER HEADLINER AND REAR SHELF BOSE SYSTEM NAV ALUMINUM BRAKE CALIPERS FRONT AND REAR PARKING SENSORS THANK YOU FOR LOOKING AND DON'T HESITATE TO EMAIL WITH ANY QUESTIONS. |
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