1996 Ferrari 355 Gts on 2040-cars
United States
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I am selling my 1996 Ferrari F355 GTS 6spd manual. I have been with this car since 1996, registered it to my business, then myself. I have the original window sticker. It does have 31k miles but I have receipts to prove this baby is MINT. I had a major service done in June 2011 and its only gone 2000 miles since. I did all the belts, both radiators, alarm, secondary water pump, main water pump, tires, interior fixes (removed all sticky vents, clusters, console) replaced with new. $22,000. Then in May 2013, I had the headers replaced, A/C compressor replaced, fluid flush, and a few other items $15,000. If you are in the market for a F355 remember to buy the car with the best service history, not the least amount of miles. Even if you dont buy mine, look for service records. I can tell you that unserviced F355's will be $10,000 each time you take it in for service. I can doubt that no other 355 owner has put this much dealer service into the car. The wheels have been refinished and are mint. I have the rare vinyl top, not the common fiberglass color top. The only flaw on the car is some wear on the drivers bolster. I was going to get it fixed but I prefer original. I like this car cherry, so I keep it that way. There are a few pebble nicks on the front bumper but overall the car is very good for a 1996 car. Just ask me to send more pictures.
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