1985 Ferrari 308 Gts Quattrovalvole on 2040-cars
Murrieta, California, United States
I purchased this Ferrari 308 GTS in 2006 with 44,803 on the odometer. Over ten years, I have been mechanically
"sorting out” the vehicle, while only recording 5,717 miles (current mileage 50,520). The vehicle’s mechanical
records are solid from mid-90s to current. Since my purchase, this vehicle has been well maintained with services
at regular intervals.
The rosso corsa (red) exterior is in excellent condition along with the tan original leather interior, which is in
good condition for the age of the car. All lights, switches, and gauges function correctly. An aftermarket CD
player was installed by previous owner.
The timing belt service along with water pump replacement was completed 600 miles ago. Other recent mechanical work
completed within the last couple years: Replacement of catalytic converter (recently), throttle switch, A/C
compressor, clutch assembly & resurface flywheel (600 miles ago), upgrade fuel injectors and seals, replace coolant
expansion tank, reseal cam covers, replace spark plugs and multiple fluid changes.
This is a very original car with no modifications and stored under a cover in a climate controlled garage.....has
never seen rain. If there are any further questions about the condition of the vehicle, do not hesitate to ask.
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