Ferrari Mondial Daytona Interior - Flares And Chairs - Tons Of Extras on 2040-cars
Mapleton, Utah, United States
A rare triple black Ferrari Mondial 1988; the last year
Mondial’s had flared fenders. Upon
purchasing the car last year I decided to put a Daytona style interior all in
black leather. The exterior is like new
condition with blemishes shown in pictures.
A very strong running car that is an absolute pleasure to drive. The top is in excellent condition with
leather boot. I have the Mondial manual and a service manual that go with the car. Upon completion of all that was added, it was entered in a
local car show winning honorable mention and best interior. Below is a list of all that was added along with all the
imperfections of this car. Buy with
confidence as I have owned multiple exotic cars have 100% positive feedback and have been on ebay for 15 years. Items that need attention: ·
Interior dash clock does not turn on. It worked when I purchased it and recently
turned off ·
The “shift” light will flicker intermittently
after about 30 minutes of driving. This
seems due to a short. ·
Rear windows are slow in summer and in the extreme
cold don’t roll down. Motor replacements
are in order. ·
Some windshield trim fading from wind (see
pictures) ·
Slight oil drip.
About a tablespoon per month. Serviced: ·
Two tires & four wheel alignment, all tires
have lots of wear, look new ·
New alternator ·
All new belts and rear seals replaced ·
2 hood, 1 bonnet and 1 trunk shocks replaced ·
Left & right drive shafts removed &
cleaned/greased, inner & outer CV ·
Boots replaced ·
One convertible latch & receiving unit
replaced, extra convertible latch included in sale ·
New battery ·
Only synthetic oil used ·
Fully Tuned in August 2013 New items ·
All wheels were sandblasted then powder coated
and look brand new ·
Center wheel hub badges and air stems are new ·
Porcelain Ferrari emblems added with brass
backing (not cheap vinyl) ·
All new leather interior ·
New carpets ·
New floor mats with silver Ferrari prancing
horse ·
New Daytona Steering wheel with new center horn ·
New Billet Aluminum Ferrari pedals ·
New Billet Aluminum Satin Ferrari shift knob ·
New Ferrari Billet Aluminum gas cap ·
New Billet Aluminum Shift gate with “easy shift”
pattern ·
New Parrot sound system with Ferrari logo and new
speakers. Bluetooth sync with any smart
phone plus internet capable with maps and web search, hands free phone. ·
Original Ferrari Tool Leather box (hard to find) ·
Extra Dead pedal and original pedal covers as
well as all original knobs, steering wheel and extra emblems ·
Extra new oil filter ·
Original set of keys with Solid Sterling Silver
Ferrari Prancing Horse key chain ·
Extra set of spare keys ·
Ferrari Credit card plastic key to fit in wallet
(not pictured) ·
Custom made Enzo style key for I had made for
this Mondial ·
Car Craft car cover Please email me or call with any questions. 801-362-7770 Car is also available for local sale. Please no trades deposit due within 5
business days. Balance due within 10
days. Verified Cashier’s check only. IF YOU HAVE LESS THAN 5 ON YOU FEEDBACK PLEASE CONTACT ME PRIOR TO BIDDING. I WILL REJECT BIDDERS THAT DO NOT COMPLY. THANK YOU. |
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