1963 Ferrari Convertible Body Replica On 1978 Nissan 280z on 2040-cars
San Clemente, California, United States
This Velo Rossa kit car was built on a 1978 Nissan 280Z that was
completely refurbished in 1999 prior to creating the look of a 1963
Ferrari Spyder, and I have owned it ever since. The movie Farris
Bueller's Day Off showed a 1961 version of this car, but this one is
more Lotus-styled. Only 42 actual Ferrari's of this type were built and
the going rate for a real one is around $10M. This is a great
cruising car that makes people want to complement you or ask about its
history on every drive. Teenagers always want to race with you. In 1999
an ATK-Japan rebuilt stock 280Z engine was professionally installed (now with 12K
additional miles on it) and numerous other updates since then (clutch, brakes, tires, master cylinder, injectors, hoses, belts, certain gauges). It has the stock 5 speed transmission, AC &
removable hard top. All finishing body work was done professionally and completed with quality Ferrari Rosa red PPG paint with clearcoat; still looks fantastic! Originally and currently a Florida-titled Nissan
280Z, always well maintained, garaged, and only adult driven for cruising and showing. There are plenty of finer details left to
make it your own and make perfect, but she looks and drives beautifully. Spent nearly $40K in building and maintaining it for 14
years, and now it's time to pass the torch -- at half price! Have all
major receipts and pics of build history, maintenance manual, owner's manual, and Ferrari history book.
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