2008 Ferrari 430 F430 Spider on 2040-cars
Saint Paul, Minnesota, United States
2008 F430 Spider. Rossa Corsa over tan leather interior with black inserts Daytona seats. This car is equipped with
the highly acclaimed F1 paddle shifting transmission. It is well optioned with carbon fiber throughout the interior
as well as options such as front and rear parking sensors, HiFi stereo, rear carbon Challenge grill, rear carbon
diffuser, leather Daytona seats, red brake calipers and more. The carbon ceramic brakes are simply amazing and are
in very good condition. Pads are nearly new with much life left on both the discs and pads. Tires have less than
1000 miles and factory wheels are in good condition but do have some minors scuffs and such from normal use.
This car currently has an aftermarket exhaust system installed featuring Ceramic coated Agency Power headers
coupled to a full stainless S-Line exhaust. The sound is incredible! The car will also include it's original Mark 2
headers (smoke tested and with less than 2000 miles) and valved exhaust. All of this in good condition.
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