1995 Ferrari 355 F1 Spider Convertible! Fresh Timing Belts! Rosso Corsa Red on 2040-cars
Chicago, Illinois, United States
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check this beautifull convertible rosso corsa red 1995 ferrari F1 355 spider red in black with just 27k miles from new ..just servised 5 months ago means engine pulled out for complete service including timing belts and water punm etc..NO STICKY.and ready for cruises....power seats,power top every thing works perfect .new tires 99%.it has all the service done profesionely with all the paper works and receipts.tubi exhaust racing sound and boom box alpine with 12 cd changer.even tho listening to your racing engine its way better then music....while your driving..the car comes with ferrari red cover for storage , ferrari tools kit including the pull jack kit as wel as off switch botton for winter storage .etc...This car gets full plenty of attention in the road.I wil call it the celebrity beauty. CLEAR TITLE.Any question send an email with subject RED FERRARI. seriouse buyer only...REMEMBER..THE COLOR RED MAKES THE DIFERENT...iPERSONAL REASON FOR SELLING IT.other wise i wont...
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In addition to its YouTube exploits, which will continue, ten episodes of the show will air on the NBC Sports Network. The debut will run this Saturday, and coincide with NBCSN's coverage of the 2014 Monaco Grand Prix. From the sounds of it, this first episode should be unlike anything the trio could do on the Internet.
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