1976 Ferrari 308 Gt4 Conversion Project 2.0 Turbo Subaru Sti Motor on 2040-cars
Jasper, Georgia, United States
Body Type:Coupe
Engine:Subaru 2.0 Turbo STi
Vehicle Title:Clear
For Sale By:Private Seller
Interior Color: Tan
Make: Ferrari
Number of Cylinders: 4
Model: 308
Trim: GT4
Drive Type: RWD
Mileage: 105,426
Warranty: Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
Exterior Color: Red
Up for sale is a 1976 Ferrari 308 GT4 project. I took this vehicle on trade thinking it would be cool to own a Ferrari, but I've had it nearly 2 months & haven't done a thing with it. It needs to go.
I don't know much about this vehicle, but there is a wealth of information that can be found by reading the previous owners blog which is found at:
grassrootsmotorsports dot com Search Fubaru in the Project Cars section & read away.
Please take the time to read that blog, as your questions about this car most likely can be answered there. I don't know much about this car!
I've had the car examined by both a mechanic & a body/paint expert & both said "Yes, this project can be completed." They both said it will take time & money, things I don't have.
The car comes with the Subaru 2.0 turbo engine with transmission, (as shown in blog)door panels, rear seat, custom fuel tank & fuel pump, Ferrari rims & more. The Momo seats aren't included, but I will include a set of racing seats that will need to be upholstered. The rims that are included with this auction are shown in the photos of the Ferrari on the tow dolly. The tires are old, but don't appear to have dry-rot & have tread. Consider them "roller" tires.
Please understand that this is a PROJECT car & does NOT run. I was told it will crank, but due to no computerized key, the engine computer will not allow the engine to turn over. I've never heard it even crank. The windshield is cracked & the drivers window is missing. There is rust in the engine bay, wheel well areas & basically all over, but it is NOT "rusted out."
The candidate for this car is someone with a knowledge of this car & conversions.
I will consider selling the car without the engine and transmission. Please contact me for details.
When doing research on shipping, please remember that car carriers do not like moving cars that don't run & charge more to load. I am not responsible for shipping or transport charges.
You can take your time finding the best quote, as the car is in secure storage for $35.00 per month. The winning bidder must pay for the car promptly (48 hours) and pay monthly storage costs beginning October 1, 2013. If you don't have any feedback rating, your bid may be cancelled.
10% of the final sales price will be donated to my local Civil Air Patrol squadron for cadet programs, search and rescue training & aerospace education.
I will update the photos soon.
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