1975 Ferrari Dino 308 Gt4 Numbers Match 54k Miles Beautiful Car Cold Ac 2 Owners on 2040-cars
Kissimmee, Florida, United States
First off sorry for ending the auction early a few days ago, I had a buyer who did not ask his wife first and she blocked the sale. So here we go again one my best find of the year so far! My numbers matching under 54k miles from new 1975 Ferrari Dino GT4 that's had just two owners and drives and sounds superb! With all of this you cannot fail but to be impressed! SO BID NOW AND BID STRONG THERE'S NO RESERVE, quality always makes good money! If your the lucky high bidder, she will have a new home in your garage!
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Sorry no loan checks, Wire, Cash and Bank Certified Check only! Check out my feedback as "seller" I get it right! So what is my stunning 1975 Dino 308 GT4 worth? Well check out my feedback as seller, look at all the 24 pictures and give it a shot! Win the bid and she is yours! Of course as we live in a Global Market and there's a very good chance she may get exported, I accept genuine bids from anywhere in the world. Good luck with your bid. If you have any question's I can be reached at 407 729 6957. Thank you Mark |
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