2003 Ferrari 360 Spyder Convertible on 2040-cars
Passaic, New Jersey, United States
Just email me at: gailgbbally@manufans.com .
2003 Ferrari 360 Spider
Great condition with $28k in upgrades:
1. Custom Vertical "Lambo" Doors (worth $19k)
2. Custom Rims (worth $2k)
3. Brand New Pioneer Stereo w Bluetooth & hands-free talk on phone w 4 high-performance speakers (worth $2k)
4. Custom LED lights in engine compartment that you can synch w LED on stereo so they both change colors (worth
$1k) so the engine is bathed in colored light at night (can see the engine through the top clear glass)
5. Carbon Fiber rear grill (worth $4k) so you can see the lights from behind at night:)
-Leather Seats in great condition
-Maintenance done regularly w all records available and well-kept
-New Clutch put in last month (only driven 50 miles on it)
-Weekend Driver
-Never Driven on track, in snow, or in rain
-No Rust, always garaged
-Owned by celebrity eye surgeon with stellar reputation (featured in NY Times, Wall St Journal)
-In pristine condition, only 19,999 miles
- comes with 3 PBA cards (to help you get off light if you are speeding)
- comes with Escort Passport Radar & Laser detector worth $300 (and more as it will let you avoid almost ALL
speeding tickets)
- old hinges so you can put the door back to stock if you want
- old original Ferrari stereo
- remote control for stereo
- remote control for LED lights
- ORIGINAL Ferrari car cover
- Autoweek and Road & Track collector's edition magazines featuring this same car (including Leather Original
Ferrari holder, goes in compartment behind the seats)
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