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1964 Ferrari 250 Gto Spyder Replica, Datsun 280z Drivetrain on 2040-cars

Year:1964 Mileage:76000
Location:

Kailua, Hawaii, United States

Kailua, Hawaii, United States
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VelaRosa Convertible (includes hard top) on 1974 Datsun 260 Z frame (lighter than 280Z frame),
'78 280 Z motor re-manufactured by Nissan in 1997
5 speed trans, and IRS.
One Piece Hood
Headers & cam, approx 200 H.P. (the 2800 cc inline 6 has 7 main bearings, is an extremely strong and reliable engine and easily handles a turbo charger)
Less than 2,400 pounds,
Twin Carburetors,
Chrome 15" Wire Wheels (has rust), w/ 4 newer tires
Real, Functional 8 point Roll bar,
Coil over adjustable shocks,
Notice custom real wood dash, vs the usual Z dash.
Looks, sounds and runs great.
Fast, Fun, Reliable and driven regularly (I have owned it for 7 years).
New Hawaii Safety inspection.
This is a real sports car from the 60's and early 70's.
Licensed and insured ($220 / year) on Oahu as a 1964 Ferrari GTO strd rplc,
Own a copy of a $25 Million Ferrari (last 2 GTOs sold for $31 & $33 Million, google it).  Only 36 1962 to 64 GTO's were built, only 5 were '64.
Often when I drive it, camera phones click from the windows of other cars and from people on the side of the road as I pass.
And for those that think twice about owning a replica, do you know why most buy laminate/Pergo flooring instead of real wood? It takes a lot less upkeep, is less expensive and hard to tell from the real thing.  Same for this 250 GTO.
Perfect reason to take a Hawaiian Vacation and drive your new convertible around the island.
$750 pay pal deposit due within 48 hours of close of auction, remainder can be direct deposit to my bank or cashiers check sent to me.
I will help arrange shipment overseas and I will bring the car to Honolulu port for shipment (shipping will be less than $1,200 to West Coast of U.S. Ports).

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Wed, Feb 27 2019

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