2006 Ferrari 612 Scaglietti Base Coupe 2-door 5.7l on 2040-cars
Boca Raton, Florida, United States
2006 FERRARI 612 SCAGLIETTI. I purchased this car from an Insurance Company. It has been driven into a puddle and sucked water into the left cylinder bank. One or two cylinders damaged (probably broken cylinder pin). Now the engine can be turned (by hand) only 3/4 rotation. There was no water inside the car. Everything else is works except two messages displayed on the dash (Tire Pressure Monitor system need calibration and suspension system need service). The headliner need to be fixed also.
The body is nice and straight, no accident damage. Interior nice and clean, no (water) smell. I bought the car with rebuildable Florida title and after I transfered the title to myself. It now has South Carolina salvage title. South Carolina does not do rebuild to out of state cars. That means you can register this car in Sc, Fl or any other state without the rebuild procedure. I believe this engine needs 1 or 2 cylinder liners, piston pins and connecting rods with bearings, and gasket sets. I have seen cylinder liner on ebay around $ 400. If you have any question call me at 407-558-5362 (Larry). |
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