2000 Ferrari 360 on 2040-cars
Tarzana, California, United States
More infos regarding my car at: nelsondeeter@netzero.net .
This beautiful car gives you a driving experience like no other. Here is a list of the key points :
- 27,900 miles
- F1 Transmission (6 speed Paddle Shift)
- Clutch recently tested at 80% remaining life
- Everything 100% Functional
- 20" Rear & 19" front wheels with color matched lip
- Pioneer in-dash DVD player with Auxiliary connection for any Smartphone
- JL Audio Custom installed 8" Subwoofer and matching leather wrapped Enclosure
- Grey Suede interior inserts
- Challenge Rear Grill
- Fully Custom Exhaust ( headers all the way back, sounds loud and amazing)
- FULL Stock exhaust included in the sale
- Aftermarket Exhaust system triggers the check engine light, installing stock exhaust will fix this
- Pink Slip In hand
- Currently Registered
- Current Smog Check
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