1994 Ferrari 348 Spider on 2040-cars
Suffield, Connecticut, United States
Body Type:Convertible
Engine:8cly
Vehicle Title:Clear
Fuel Type:Gasoline
For Sale By:Private Seller
Number of Cylinders: 8
Make: Ferrari
Model: 348
Trim: black
Warranty: Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
Drive Type: 5spd
Power Options: Air Conditioning, Power Locks, Power Windows
Mileage: 39,501
Exterior Color: Red
Interior Color: Black
Disability Equipped: No
This my personal 348 titled in my name- owned for about 3 years. Great overall shape - real head turner at the Ferrari Club of New England concours event this summer. This car has been maintained since new and I have a binder of reciepts for it since new. 30,000 mile belt service done in 08 a mere 5000 miles or so ago. Oil changed about 600 miles ago at dealership. The car was having what I would guess was hot start problems. I was told it could be a sensor connection problem where you unhook a plug under the dash and put contact lube on it (I didn't do it) or you could replace the fuel pressure regulators which seemed to make sense so thats what I did about 50 miles ago and I havent had the problem since. New battery this summer and Kenwood CD player.
When I bought the car online a few years back I thought it was a perfect car and after shelling out around 40k I go it home and noticed a few flaws I wasn't told about. I would rather have all known issues spelled out for me so I'm going to list below what I know:
1) rear trunk shock/piston doesnt hold the engine lid open
2) Dr power window switch for the pass side door only works going down (a cheap fix)
3) heater blower has only worked on high since I have owned it- I never looked into it
4) there is a touch up on the rear bumber, a slight indentation at the bottom of the car in front of the rear tire, there is an old scratch down part of the side (can only see it at the right angle and maybe could be buffed- have not had anyone try), the front of the doors and QP's right in front of them have some slight damage with touch-up from the doors being opened to far (have not tried to blend but are hardly noticible- see pictures)
All of these things were there when I got the car and it still looks great but I figured I would be different then most ebay sellers and outline everything I know. Its a used car and things break so most of the issues it has a perfectly normal for a car of this age- its held up very nicely and has been reliable. The car runs great sounds awesome and is a real headturner. The fact it is a convertible makes it worth more and is great to drive at night with the top down. There is a top boot, the tool kit and the manuals and a ferrari car cover included as well. Ready for your local Ferrari Club event.
Its a used car so I am selling the car as is where is- shipping is the responsibility of the buyer. Deposit of $300 due within 48 hours of auction close and full payment due within 7 days. I won't release the car or title until the full payment clears.
Sell to the contenential US only.
Please ask questions before bidding and secure funding and shipping estimates before bidding.
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