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1989 Ferrari 328 Gts on 2040-cars

US $38,500.00
Year:1989 Mileage:38757
Location:

Savannah, Georgia, United States

Savannah, Georgia, United States
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1989 Ferrari 328 GTS.  I purchased this car 3 years ago from a small town outside of Savannah GA.  I know that the previous owner purchased the car from a dealer in south Florida in 2004 and drove it home.  His wife wanted a Ferrari and he bought her one.  The previous owners wife passed and he listed the car for sale.  The car was past due for a major service and I purchased it.   Prior to 2004 I am confident that the car was in Europe.   Money found in the car and Modifications – parking light removal, rear fog lamp all would have been done if in Europe.  I did a full Major service,  New Tires and Engine compartment hoses.   AC Compressor upgraded to a rotary compressor with new receiver drier and expansion valve that works very well in Savannah.   I recently had an issue with the ABS and had to replace the Pressure switch and Accumulator a common issue on the ABS Ferraris.      All the lights work, the wipers, the windows, mirrors.  The climate control mode switch for the pass side does not work.  Never took the time to investigate.  The car has been a real joy to own.   Runs great and drives fabulous.  I truly do not believe the miles.  I am sure it has more than showing on the odometer.  

Cosmetically, the paint has its share of chips and scratches for a Ferrari but looks really nice.    The interior looks very good with some light fading in the red carpet and some wear on the driver’s seat.  I only have a sorry reprint of the 1989 Owners Manual as the original could not be found by Dr. I purchased the car from. 

Why am I selling:  I have a 930 Turbo coming home soon and I have an 88 Mondial cab that I just got.  The Garage is full and need to make room.   If you want to know more about me click this link and see me driving the car in this video.  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w3mM9RQIJS8

Please, if you want a perfect car keep looking.  The car is priced accordingly.   If you have any questions please call 912-667-1704 or email.    Joe Frazar

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