1985 Ferrari Mondial Convertible. Rosso Red With Tan Interior on 2040-cars
Venice, Florida, United States
1985 Ferrari Mondial convertible . Red with tan interior and black soft top. Motor rebuilt 800 miles ago by Ferrari specialist in 2011 for $20000.00. Car runs and drives great . Engine is solid as is the transmission and clutch. Brakes are all good. Interior and exterior in great condition for a 30 year old car. Soft top also in good condition and has a tan cover. Tires are all good. Garage kept.
The front lights work but sometimes don,t pop up. Although it runs fine and is reliable it could do with a tune up now according to mechanic. Not an expensive service . The A/C is all complete but not cold. Passenger window works sometimes and sometimes not ! The dash has a rip in the vinyl above instrument cluster. See picture. A beautiful car to own and I have all the service records . |
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