Ferrari 355 Spider on 2040-cars
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States
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1996 Ferrari F355 Spider. This Ferrari is very clean and runs and drives excellent. This Ferrari has a clean Carfax that shows it was originally purchased in California and sold to a friend in NY. I then purchased it from them and have had it for 2 years. Everything works as it should. Brand new rear tires, front tires are in excellent condition. New brake pads all the way around. Had full service done at 25,918 miles. Has over $15k in upgrades. Has Tubi Ferrari exhaust. Carbon fiber dash trim inlay. Front lower spoiler. Rear wing spoiler. Custom painted wheels. Wheel Spacers. Nitrous oxide system with a 100 shot of nitrous, which is considered very low and safe for this vehicle. I have only used the nitrous 5 times just to make sure it works perfect. It does increase the horse power from 400 to 500 when in use. Has Ferrari tool box, Ferrari steering wheel cover, Ferrari car cover, 3 ferrari keys with remote and Ferrari owners manual. Very beautiful and fun car to drive! This car is easily worth over $65K. I am starting the bid off at $52K with no reserve. Owner responsible for pick up and payment must be received in full within 3 days of the bid.
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