2001 Ferrari 360 Modena F1 Coupe on 2040-cars
Evansville, Indiana, United States
2001 Ferrari 360 Modena F1 Coupe (VIN: ZFFYU51A710123129), argento nurburgring met. / bordeaux leather and carpet, F1 trans., 12,200 original miles, 3.6L V8, 4-overhead cams. 5 valves per cyl., dry sump lubrication, 400 hp. @ 8,500rpm., LSD, ASR, Brembo brakes, Xenon lights, Options: F1 trans, Scuderia shields, black brake calipers, 18" Modena wheels with colored crest caps, Challenge grille rear, carbon fibre undertray splitter, carbon fibre exterior rear window trim and engine compartment oil tank, chrome air intake boxes and int. fire extinguisher, Becker AM/FM premium sound w/ CD, glass covered engine hatch, custom red car cover, has tire inflater, cover, toolkit, 3 owners, clean CarFax report showing no issues or damage, books / records / manuals, 2 keys and remotes, major service incl. timing belt, water pump & tensioner performed 02/2020 @ 12k miles, Ferrari of Orange Co. performed a first full service (cam belt change w/ tensioner, accessory drive belts, clutch with TO bearing and seals / pins) 04/19/2011 @ 8,719 miles, recent a/c service, no sticky switches, no shrinking leather, rims have no damage and tires have very little mileage on them, always garaged, never smoked in, offered at $83,500.00 obo. Call or text Brian @ (812) 760-5513 ~ located in Southern IN 47715.
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