2001 Ferrari 360 Spider Convertible Super Clean, F1, Daytonas, Super Clean! on 2040-cars
Simi Valley, California, United States
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2001 Ferrai 360 Modena Spider F1 3rd owner 28,200 miles Giallo Fly Yellow w/ Blue Scuro Daytona Interior Always in Southern California Always Garaged All Keys and FOBS Factory Ferrari Car Cover Factory Ferrari Battery Charger All Books Tool Kit Daytona Seats Rear Challenge Grill Factory CD Changer Factory Ferrari Battery Charger HID lights Factory Alarm 430 Ferrari Scuderia Wheels Fuchs Racing Exhaust Kinetic Hi-Flow Racing Catalytic Converters Hammon Side Skirts/Spoilers Front Skid/Scuff Plates ENZO Ferrari Ignition Key Amazing sound No Check Engine Lights Very Reliable Very Good Tires- only 1000-1500 miles on them Oil and Transmission just serviced (Red Line) Above average Very Clean! Always Garaged Always Pampered Always Detailed and Clean Very Little Leather Wear for Age All Buttons/Switches have been Fully Restored- NO STICK at All Anywhere! Top is Excellent Operating and Fabric (Blue) Excellent Condition Ice Cold AC Strong Heat Engine Compartment Very Clean! Timing belt service good! Clutch approx. 65% remaining! All Records! Very Rare Color Combination- Beautiful Head-turner- Turn Key Ready to Enjoy! See this car on video right here- http://youtu.be/1jOcfzvViKI Details: This is a 13 year old car and is in above average excellent condition. However, there are some very minor things as outlined here: Minor paint chips, front right wheel has paint chipped (not scrapes). Don't get caught up believing that a low low mileage Ferrari is best!! I did the research, you should too if you are a newer buyer... A low mileage car sounds great but could be a recipe for disaster! These cars NEED to be driven so seals and other parts get lubrication and continue to work well. Cars that sit for long times and then are driven become notorious for problems occurring. On average, this 360 Spider has only been driven approx. only 2000 miles per year. That driving, along with good maintenance history, etc... will lead you to a better Ferrari. If you don't believe me, go to Ferrari Chat and do the research yourself! $89,500 OBO Located in Ventura/LA County area. |
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