1988 Ferrari Testarossa on 2040-cars
New York, New York, United States
More infos regarding my car at: mariellambberaun@villafans.com .
This Ultra-low mileage 1988 Ferrari Testarossa is a US-market example of the famed first generation Pininfarina
design finished in Bianco (White) over Rosso (Red) leather. Much less common than the garden variety red, the white
Testarossa was immortalized in the Miami Vice series. This three owner example shows a sparingly used 8500 miles.
The 4.9 liter 48-Valve “Redhead” Flat 12 still purrs like new. Gear changes are facilitated via the original 5
speed transmission and gated shifter.
Ownership history and mileage are documented by the clean Car-Fax. The car was purchased new in Chicago Illinois
in August of 1988, and sold to the second owner in 2001 with only 4165 miles. The third owner, living in Florida
purchased the car with just over 5K miles and performed the Spyder modification.
One of the most recognizable cars in the world, this Testarossa stands out in a crowd and is guaranteed to garner
more attention than almost any other vehicle on the road today. The Spyder modification makes this car unique, and
is very well executed.
The current owner, an avid automobile collector, purchased the car in 2012 and has only put on a few hundred miles.
Stored in a climate controlled garage, the Bianco paint shows very well. The custom wheels, grill and LED lighting
help to give the car a more modern look.
A lifetime of covered garage storage has treated the finish well, with only a few minor blemishes. The car has
never been in an accident as evidenced by the clean Carfax. The previous owner claimed that the timing belts were
replaced in 2010, but no documentation was provided. No other service records outside of the carfax are available.
This car does not currently have a convertible or removable hardtop. A removable hardtop could be fabricated at a
reasonable cost, and with the value of Ferrari Testarossas continuing to climb, a return to a coupe configuration
is always possible.
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