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1980 Ferrari 308 Gtsi 36k Miles No Reserve on 2040-cars

Year:1980 Mileage:36911 Color: and interior wear and tear
Location:

Berlin, Connecticut, United States

Berlin, Connecticut, United States
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PLEASE READ BEFORE YOU BID - Review the description, review the photo’s, ask question’s , arrange a inspection or test drive. All bids will be binding, The car will sell - don’t bid unless you are prepared to buy the car. There is no buy it now, the car is not advertised for sale elsewhere - We are a Licensed Connecticut Used Car Dealer, Connecticut residents will be required to pay 6.35% sales tax

The car is sold as is , where is.  It has been inspected and deemed safe for the road by the State of New York.  We have no hidden document Fee's. Winner bidder is responsible to make a deposit and then complete the transaction within 7 business days.  The car has a Clear  New York Title 


This is a No Reserve Auction for a 1980 Ferrari 308 GTSi Vin # (USA) ZFFAA02A3A0032581 -  Current Mileage is 36,911 Color is Red with a Tan leather interior.   Engine Rebuilt November 17 2000 by Scottsdale Ferrari


This car was recently registered in New York and has a current New York inspection. The car could be driven home , a 30 day CT intransit registration will be provided to the winning bidder if they desire to drive the car home. 


CONDITION

Overall in very good condition and would consider this car in very nice driver grade condition. Very straight body, good gap lines, nice paint with only a few areas with minor checking ( very difficult to photo document) 

The interior is very good except for the Bolster and seating area of the drivers seat, see photo’s. Windshield appears to be original. Car windows operate , a bit slow but not uncommon for these cars. The power mirrors work. Newer Radio has been installed. Gauges , Speedometer Tach, etc all function as intended 


SERVICE HISTORY,

The engine was rebuilt at 26,970 Miles on November 17 2000 by Scottsdale Ferrari, Scottsdale Arizona at a cost of $17,128.20


Other service records include various oil changes and minor repairs,

last service was 

Oil and Filter service with vehicle inspection 9/15/2014 at 36,910 miles. 


Based on the prior records a Timing Belt Service would be due on the car. 


The Car includes- Owners Manual and Pouch, Jack , Tool roll with some tools, Car cover, service records.  


Inspections: Please contact us to make a appointment to view the car during our business hours, 3rd party inspectors are welcome. 

Lombardo Motorcars   Berlin, CT 06037  860-438-7958    Additional pictures are available please request via ebay. Thank you for looking.





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