Ferrari 355 Spider Hre Wheels Mint Condition Not 348 360 on 2040-cars
South Lyon, Michigan, United States
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I am listing this 1995 Ferrari Spider for my uncle that just has to many cars and need's to make room in his garage for the next toy. The car sits on a car lift in a climate controlled garage all year round. This is just one out of four other Ferrari's in the garage and something has to go. This car is literally perfect, the outside condition is spotless with no dings, dents, or scratches, and a amazing water sanded paint job, the front bumper was repainted a few years back to get rid of any road blemishes (only a couple thousand miles put on car since repainted front fascia) The interior is as perfect as it can be with over 4500.00 in plastic replacements do to them getting "sticky" over the years. The seats are like new and do not look like a lot of the older Ferrari's on here with cracks and don't show "wear". The convertible top is black and in perfect shape. I have a packet of detailed service records including oil change's and service records that have been performed over the years including header recall, motor out service's, belts, and the list goes on and on. There has not been any expense spared to keep this car in perfect condition and there is nothing that needs to be done besides be driven! For after markets the car is completely stock besides a Tubi exhaust system that sounds like no other, it honestly turns head's anywhere you go (also have stock exhaust). There is also HRE 3 piece wheels with black centers and chrome lips and pirelli PZero tire's. I have tried to list everything that I know about the car and if there is anything in particular that you need to know about the car feel free to ask and I will find out if I don't know.
I can arrange shipping anywhere in the country at the buyer's expense in a enclosed hauler or open. If you are interested in shipping quote's just send me your zip code and I can find out. Possible trade's for Lamborghini Gallardo or Murcielago Vehicle Vin#- ZFFPR48A5S0103248 Title is clear and in hand for immediate delivery!!! |
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