2001 Ferrari 360 Modena Coupe 2-door 3.6l on 2040-cars
San Jose, California, United States
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2001 Ferrari 360 Modena, 12700 miles, Rosso Corsa over tan leather interior. F1 gearbox. Challenge grills, red calipers. Has the manuals, tool kit, car cover, and tire inflator.
This is a private sale and I have not owned the car for very long. I purchased the car locally with the intent of keeping it, however things have changed and I must let her go...regrettably. The condition is very nice, as you would expect for a vehicle with this low mileage. Paint is in very good condition. a few very small marks on the hood from normal wear and tear. One small touch up spot on the bumper cover under the right hand headlight, approx 2mm x 8mm. This spot is not noticeable unless pointed out. The interior is very clean as seen in the photos. No heavy wear on the drivers seat bolsters that is very common. Some buttons are sticky which is very common on all Ferrari's. No shrinkage to the leather on the dash. Wheels are in good condition with no marks. Tires are Michelin Pilot Sport with approx 80% remaining. At the time I purchased the car a minor service including oil , filter, and gearbox oil change was completed. This was done in January 2013. Also during the minor service the clutch was visually inspected and estimated at 70% remaining. The inspection also revealed that the left camshaft seal is seeping and needs to be resealed. The brakes are 70% remaining. I have very few service records for the vehicle, which is not concerning as the vehicle has such low mileage, however I cannot verify if a belt service has been completed. Therefore, a belt service is recommended. If the car sells at the BUY IT NOW price, I will cover the cost of a belt service and cam reseal from my local Ferrari shop. This is a very nice car. It is bone stock, with no modifications or after market parts. Carfax certified with no accidents or issues. Titled in California. Please feel free to email me with any questions. Buyer responsible for all shipping costs and arrangements. Buyer can pick up in person if desired. I reserve the right t end the auction early as the car is for sale locally. On Feb-17-14 at 17:20:22 PST, seller added the following information: Inspection was completed in January 2014, not 2013 as i indicated above. |
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