1992 Ferrari Testarossa 512tr on 2040-cars
East Setauket, New York, United States
For your consideration is my 1992 Ferrari 512TR with it's exceedingly low mileage and pristine condition you will be hard pressed to find a vehicle similar to this any where at any price. 30,000 mile service brakes and clutch have been done within the last 1,500 miles. Tasteful enhancements such as tubi exhaust, chrome rims, and an incredible sound system have been professionally installed to enhance its driving experience.
This fine example shows virtually no wear inside or out, has a clean car fax, and has been in my possession for approximately the last 10 years. This incredible example has been kept in a climate controlled environment since new and has never seen rain. I have driven this can sparingly and is maintained with an open checkbook. The factory cover and tools are still present and it is an absolute joy to drive. I'm currently thinning out my collection and am listing this car aggressively for sale. For a quick response to any queries please contact me on my cell, (631)793-3323, and I will happily discuss the car in greater detail. Visual inspections are welcome and encouraged prior to end of the auction. A $3,000 dollar deposit is expected within 24 hours of conclusion of the auction and full payment in 48. I will aid with shipping as much as humanely possible and can store the car for a reasonable amount of time. Thank you and happy bidding. |
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