2001 Ferrari 360 Spider Convertible 2-door 3.6l on 2040-cars
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
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Please have
your financing set up before bidding! Immaculate
Condition 2001 black F1 360 spider for sale. The car does have higher miles for
a Ferrari but don't let that scare you away. Ferrari says "To be honest
the more the cars get driven the better they work. The seals will tend to leak
less and the electrical system has less “glitches” as the voltage in the
battery stays above 10 volts." This car has no dents, major scratches,
dings or blemishes of any kind. Interior has normal wear but is in excellent
condition as well. I have invested over $30,000 in the car in the last year and
a half and comes with a clean Car Fax report. In 2010 the
Timing belts, clutch, F1 actuator and brake pads were all done at 32,208 miles. Currently 60% left on the clutch, approx. 70% tread left on the Pirelli Tires. Car was professionally
appraised at $95,000. Appraisal was done
prior to having the front bumper re-done for $4800.Car comes
with Stock Ferrari Tool Kit and flat tire inflation kit. A Red Ferrari car
cover with the black horse on the hood as well as the 3 key fobs (2 black and 1
red) and 2 ferrari keys. All scheduled
maintenance, receipts and Appraisal Report! As well I will
be including my custom made Mens black and white diamond Ferrari ring, 1.8
carats and has a retail value of approx. $6000 dollars. This car is
FAST, FUN to drive and HANDLES like a dream! It turns heads where ever it goes!
It will be sad to see her go. |
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