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1975 Dino 308 Gt4 - Recent Service, Rare Factory Metallic Gray on 2040-cars

Year:1975 Mileage:30380
Location:

Eugene, Oregon, United States

Eugene, Oregon, United States
Advertising:
Vehicle Title:Clear
For Sale By:Dealer
Engine:V8
Condition:
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VIN (Vehicle Identification Number)
: 10038
Year: 1975
Drive Type: Manual Transmission
Make: Ferrari
Mileage: 30,380
Model: 308
Trim: GT4

Sports Car Shop


1975 Dino 308 GT4
Recent Service, Rare Factory Metallic Gray





We are offering a lovely Weber carburetted Dino 308 GT4 Vin 10038. The car was supplied from the factory not in the obligatory red, but in a rare and attractive metallic grey that really accentuates the angles of the Bertone designed body. The body is excellent rust free and appears to have original paint with only minor flaws for its age. There is a minor dent on the lowest part of driver side door that only shows in certain angles. The interior is very good all original with just minor wear to d/s seat bolster. Owner manual and tools are present. These carburetted early Ferrari’s are very easy for a competent home mechanic to service and maintain. Probably the easiest and most enjoyable Ferrari to own and service.The lack of electronics make everything serviceable with proper patience and parts, and has attracted many engineer type owners. We believe this is a three owner car with prior long-term California ownership. The current owner acquired this Ferrari with intentions of keeping it many years, but unexpected financial requirements require its sale. He commissioned our restoration shop to prepare the car for spring driving season and completed extensive recommissioning work. This Ferrari has just been given a comprehensive complete service including new cam belts, tensioner, hoses and water pump. A major tune was performed including valve adjust. both door windows have been fitted with new felts and converted to relays and now function better than factory design. To ensure this Ferrari could be driven as intended a new full set of Michelin XAS tires were fitted to the original Chromodora wheels. This retains the proper balance and handling that make these cars a delight to drive. Total service and tire replacement came to $11,000 and was completed last month. It is equipped with full A/C but is not charged with freon at this time and may require some service to function. The fresh mechanical work insures the new owner will have few future surprises.This car starts without fuss and shifts and drives very well, rewarding the driver with crisp response to all inputs. It should supply the new owner with years of driving and ownership pleasure and is priced to sell. If you are even considering Ferrari this would be a good choice.

Call me anytime on my cell to discuss: 541.543.6791

















































Another fine offering from

Sports Car Shop

288 West 6th Avenue

Eugene, Oregon 97401

541.683.6101

www.sportscarshop.com


Your bid is a contract to purchase this vehicle.  The down payment we require represents your commitment to purchase the vehicle.  Changing your mind will not void this commitment.

** INTERNATIONAL SALES QUALIFIED **
We are experienced with assisting in Overseas shipments and would be pleased to suggest
a transporter and broker to assist you.


We will be more than happy to answer your questions.  This car is available locally, we reserve the right to close the auction early for local purchase, please e-mail or call USA 541.683.6101 Monday - Friday between 8 am and 5:30 pm PST

Inspection - We encourage you or an agent to inspect this car and we will make all efforts to accommodate that process.   This vehicle is being sold "as is" and it is the buyers complete obligation.  We do not offer warranties on this vehicle unless contracted to do so.

Payment - A non-refundable deposit of $1000 is due within 48 hours of the auction close and the balance within 7 days of the auctions end.  Buyer is responsible for all financing arrangements.  All title and paperwork will be completed within 48 hours of receipt of cashiers check or bank wire transfer.  Costs associated with express shipment of documents will be responsibility of the buyer.

Shipping - Buyer is to arrange and pay for all shipping costs.  We can assist in the coordination of transport pickup.  The car is to be picked up within 30 days.  Additional storage charges will be made after 30 days.

Warranty - All vehicles are sold on an "as is" basis.  No warranty is expressed or implied.  Some vehicle information may be unintentionally missing or inaccurate.  The actual mileage of the vehicle is not known.  The vehicle description may contain statements of opinion that should not be relied upon as facts.  Before concluding a purchase, the buyer is advised to have the vehicle inspected by an expert, and to have a vehicle data check carried out in order to provide details of the vehicle's history.


As with all our cars you will be buying an accurately described and well prepared car for your enjoyment.  We have been restoring and re-commissioning British and Sports cars coming up on 30 years.  We do this because we get to make a living doing what we love and it shows in what we produce.

We are serious about our cars and serious about bidding.  Please do not bid unless you intend to buy.

Good luck bidding, and if you have any questions at all, please call us at 541.683.6101.



Sports Car Shop
288 West 6th Avenue • Eugene, Oregon 97401
Auto Sales & Restoration 541-683-6101 • Email   |   Service Dept. 541-342-1520 • Email


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