2001 Ferrari 360 Spider Convertible 2-door 3.6l on 2040-cars
Ardsley, New York, United States
I am the 2nd owner of this car. I bought the car with 1500 miles on it from Wide World Ferrari in NY. The car was bought with a small scratch on the drivers seat and inside door panel as shown in the photos. The one on the door is too small to see in these photos. The car is otherwise immaculate. It has never seen rain nor snow. Never smoked in. It is always garage kept. It was only driven on perfect weather days when I went for a drive. The black rag top has absolutely zero fade. I think it might have been parked in the sun 3 times. I have the original books, keys, window sticker, car cover etc. The car has F-430 wheels & tires on it. It has been upgraded with a tubi exhaust and sport cats. I sounds amazing! I have the original wheels & tires, they only have 5kmiles on them. I have the original exhaust & cats. The belts have not been changed. This is a great car. I am selling it as I wait for the arrival of my new 458. Any questions, please email me at speedy2081@aol.com or call my cell at 914-584-8883 or text me.
Thank you, Joe C |
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