1988 Ferrari 328 Gts on 2040-cars
Worden, Illinois, United States
I am always available by mail at: andydesormeau@gmx.us .
This 1988.5 Ferrari 328 GTS is a perfect example of a meticulously kept daily driver. This is not a garage queen,
but is a Concours Car. This car was at 2014 Geneva Concours and took Platinum in the Cavalino Classic. The paint
shines like glass, tires and wheels are perfect, engine you could eat off of.
All original, with the couple of exceptions, I changed the stick shift knob to a polished one, and the stock stereo
was updated to a new Alpine, and new speakers however all were kept in original factory locations so no holes have
been cut. I have the Original Steering wheel, but added the shown MOMO one as its more comfortable... 6 allen bolts
allow a quick swap.
ALL ORIGINAL BOOKS and Records from BRAND NEW.
New Steering rack done this year
MAJOR ENGINE OUT SERVICE done less than 2000 miles ago.
I have the original key, and jack roll, it is missing the tool roll, which i never have had. everything else is
complete
AC Blows Cold
Windows are tinted.
This care needs NOTHING
This is a 1988.5 it is a NON ABS car with the updated suspension.
Windows move up and down perfectly no slow lag.
Car has zero swirl marks in paint.
Has never seen anything but sunshine.
IT is currently in my heated garage for winter, On site PPI's are welcome and can be started and run, in the
garage, but due to the winter weather, test drives are not an option.
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