1992 Ferrari Mondial T 2+2 Cabriolet on 2040-cars
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1992 Ferrari Mondial T 2+2 Cabriolet. Never driven in the rain or snow, this beautifully designed Pininfarina is 1 of 1000 Mondial T Cabriolets produced between 1989 through 1993, making this a collectors Vehicle. The “T” referenced a new transversely mounted gearbox and light alloy V8 engine mounted longitudinally, thus forming a “T”, which allows the 3405 CC engine to be positioned 5 inches lower, improving weight distribution and handling. Garaged and driven exclusively on Long Island, New York, This outstanding gem comes with a full size spare and jack, a beige convertible top boot, as shown, a black convertible top boot, beige floor mats with Ferrari logo, tool kit and owner’s manual, both with matching beige leather cases, and two trunks, front and rear which allows for golf clubs and overnight bags.
Exterior: Red
Interior: Beige
Body Style: Cabriolet
Engine: 3.4L V8 300 HP
Transmission: 5 Speed
Make: Ferrari
Model: Mondial T
Mileage: 19,000
Price: $39,900
Vin #: ZFFRK33A2N0090607
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