1999 Ferrari 360 on 2040-cars
San Francisco, California, United States
Send me an email at: alexanderdippery@netzero.net .
This 1999 Ferrari 360 Challenge is in great condition and appears to have no accident history. We purchased it in
2007 with the intention of taking it to the track on occasion but other projects continue to take priority. The
car was never tracked under our ownership so it will need to be serviced/updated to do so. We occasionally move it
from one garage to the other and it always starts up immediately and runs smooth.- The car's build was completed on March 10th 2000, though the factory designated it a 1999 for importation/legal
reasons.
- It was delivered to Ferrari of Phoenix where we believe it had 2 owners.
- Ferrari of Phoenix's computer systems show that the car was in their service department 17 times from 12/29/2000
to 3/7/2006. The service department for some reason has "purged their computer systems" of record details on cars
they haven't seen in years so now no one has any idea what was performed during those 17 visits, it only shows the
dates the car was there, (Frustrating!!).
- The car was originally Titanium but was obviously painted Black by a previous owner. It is a good professional
paint job. All door jams and difficult areas to paint look perfect. There are a few scratches here and there and
the hood has some strange markings that can be seen if up close and in the sun, (similar to what happens when bird
droppings etch a clear coat).
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