Ferrari California Gt250 on 2040-cars
Cerritos, California, United States
This classic Ferrari Replica was professionally built using plans and molds that were used to build the California Spyder that was made famous by the movie "Ferris Bueller's Day Off". It was built from the ground-up using 95% new parts. This Cal Spyder is a Series 2 by Rennucci and was one of the last Modena bodies with Dr. Renucci acquired the company.Features:Square Tube FrameFiberglass BodyFour Wheel Power Disc Brakes5-Speed Tremac TransmissionFord Limited Slip Rear EndAir ConditioningAm/Fm/Cd StereoFord 302 Performance Engine with Roller Rockers, Aluminum Heads, Performance Cam, 600 CFM Carb, Elderbrock Intake Manifold, and MSD IgnitionRoll-up Side WindowsLeather InteriorStainless Steel BumpersPower SteeringKnock-off Wire Wheels3000 +/- milesCar has been titled with the SB-100 in California (2014 Special Construction) making it very easy to title again in California.In addition, car has had extensive suspension work in order to make the ride more predictable and correct.
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