1997 Ferrari F355 Spider on 2040-cars
Corrales, New Mexico, United States
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1997 F355 Spider, 3.5L V-8 with 6 speed manual transmission. This car had the full engine out service at 31000 miles, all belts replaced, and new water pump. It has also had the factory recall done for the fuel block, recently had high speed balance and alignment done at Penske Ferrari. Oil was changed in August, new optima battery. Tires have 1000 miles on them. Exhaust system has upgraded to the Tubi 8k system. Car has salvage in history but has a clear title in New Mexico. The car had a clear California title when I purchased it in 2009. The car was hit on the driver side back. And has since been repaired. I have put over 30k in upgrades and maintenance. The top does need a little work, the back plastic window is cracked. Also the top has a bad micro switch, I use the override switch to operate. It works fine but is a bit slow. The hydraulic system is in great working condition.
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