Ferrari 308gtsi -- Only 41k Miles -- Very Nice Shape -- No Reserve on 2040-cars
Clearwater, Florida, United States
Very nice 1981 Ferrari 308GTSi, only 41K miles, a very solid driving automobile. VIN # ZFFAA02ZXB0034913, (according to eBay, the VIN wasn't accepted in their system because the car wasn't produced in N. America, go figure ) Paint is in excellent shape and the interior is solid, if a little tired. The leather has no cracks but is not as soft and pliable as newer cars. The dash is in excellent shape, all original glass on the vehicle. Other than light surface rust there is no rust anywhere on the body or frame. The engine drips a little oil, but then again, they all do, if someone says otherwise they're not being honest. The engine has been maintained up to date; cams, belts, new clutch cable, rebuilt calipers, Birdman's fuse block, rebuilt window regulators. The transmission shifts nice and smooth, no problems between second and third like some cars. Last year both digiplex's were replaced with NEW units......it took 5 months just to find the parts. If this part fails on a 308, you are in deep trouble as these haven't been produced in years. These are both new and were replaced by the best independent shop in Tampa Bay. I'm selling the car because I just don't drive it much at all. If you happen to have a nice 4-place aircraft you want to get rid of I'd consider it on the deal, willing to work it up or down $$ for the right aircraft. The car is located in Clearwater, FL. The vehicle is for sale locally and may be deleted at any time prior to close of the auction. You are free to inspect the car at any time prior to close of the auction. Obviously, there is no warranty expressed or implied and is sold on an as-is-where-is basis. I have tried to describe the vehicle to the best of my ability. This is a 30+ year old vehicle and must be viewed accordingly. If you have less that 10 transactions on eBay contact me before bidding or your bid may be cancelled. If you have any questions give me a call, Steve 727-686-6500
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