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Ferrari F430 F1 Exotic Coupe Sports Car 2005 Custom Race Formula F1 Collectors on 2040-cars

US $116,000.00
Year:2005 Mileage:10900
Location:

Pompano Beach, Florida, United States

Pompano Beach, Florida, United States
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    Thanks for taking time to check out our listing on this very clean 2005 Ferrari F430 Coupe.This 430 is in great shape always garaged enthusiast owned and never abused in any way.This 430 has just under 11,000 miles and has the more popular F1 transmission and custom ordered interior we are told there where only a few delivered like this.This 430 runs and drives great and looks Amazing with the custom Staggered 20" and 22" wheel combo it gives it the perfect stance.The 430 has a clean and clear California title.The car has a clean Carfax i have included a copy below.The 430 is sold as is and these pictures where just taken please look at the last pictures carefully for the few blemishes.Thanks for looking and Good Luck this Ferrari is priced to sell !!!

 Detailed History

 Owner 1
Purchased:2005
Type:Personal
Where:California
Est. length owned:11/19/05 - 12/30/05 
(1 month)
Date:Mileage:Source:Comments:
11/14/2005  48  Ferrari & Maserati of Newport Beach
Newport Beach, CA
949-646-6900
ferrariofnewportbeac
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Pre-delivery inspection completed
Washed/detailed
11/19/2005   California
Motor Vehicle Dept.
Thousand Oaks, CA  
Title issued or updated
First owner reported
Titled or registered as
personal vehicle
 
 Owner 2
Purchased:2005
Type:Personal
Where:California
Est. length owned:12/30/05 - 7/25/06 
(6 months)
Date:Mileage:Source:Comments:
12/30/2005  80  California
Motor Vehicle Dept.
Thousand Oaks, CA  
Title issued or updated
New owner reported
 
 Owner 3
Purchased:2006
Type:Personal
Where:California
Est. miles/year:2,568/yr
Est. length owned:7/25/06 - present 
(7 yrs. 10 mo.)
Date:Mileage:Source:Comments:
07/25/2006  349  California
Motor Vehicle Dept.
Baldwin Park, CA  
Title issued or updated
New owner reported
07/27/2006   Ferrari & Maserati of Newport Beach
Newport Beach, CA
949-646-6900
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Safety inspection completed
11/09/2007  2,862  Ferrari & Maserati of Newport Beach
Newport Beach, CA
949-646-6900
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Recommended maintenance performed
Battery replaced
Oil and filter changed
01/25/2008  4,213  Ferrari & Maserati of Newport Beach
Newport Beach, CA
949-646-6900
ferrariofnewportbeac
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Vehicle serviced
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