Beautiful Black - Fast And Sleek on 2040-cars
Spring, Texas, United States
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This is my 1990 Ferrari 348 TS that has been a great joy to own. I am the 4th owner of this wonderful black beauty and have put about 5,000 of the 35,000 miles on this car. The last owner told me he had the 30k service performed which would have been about 7 years ago. It has been garage kept, and covered its entire life. The body is in great shape, the paint looks very good, the interior is in good shape with a little bit of wear on the drivers seat. This car has had it's fluids changed at least once per year, and its last inspection the inspector said its emissions were better than a 3 year old Mercedes that had been in previously that day. The car runs and drives great on its Perelli P Zero tires. The engine and transmission work and sound great!The A/C & heater work well, and a new battery was installed a little while ago. The stereo has been updated to a Sony CD player with all new speakers, and it has a joy stick remote mounted between the front seats. This car also has a VIPER alarm system with remote door unlock, this is very nice, and very rare. As you can see from the pictures, the factory original tool kit is in great shape, and even has the tire inflation bottle that is VERY HARD to find. The targa top is in great shape, and has its storage pouch, and also included is the bikini top when you are away from the hard top. I have loved owning this vehicle but with a new little boy, there is no where for the baby seat :).
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