1982 Ferrari 308 on 2040-cars
Valencia, California, United States
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A full mechanical reconditioning has been performed by Ferrari Service The work completed included athorough engine out major/cambelt service with head gaskets, mounts, coolant and fuel hoses, fuel pump, water pump, clutch,brakes, tires, rear shocks, battery, etc. The air conditioning system has beenconverted to R134 and works well. This 308GTSi has all required emissionsequipment installed This Ferrari runs and drives exceptionally well, with precisesteering and smooth shifting. An itemized invoice is available for all workperformed. The 1982 308GTSihas some minor paint issues having been repainted the original color. There isalso some damage to the left side rocker (visible from underneath the car) fromwhat appears to have been a jacking incident, see pictures. The car has an aftermarket stereo and BBC wheels. Accompanying this 308GTSi is its owner’s manualwith pouch, jack, car cover and more.
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