1978 Ferrari 308 Gtb on 2040-cars
Trenton, New Jersey, United States
If you have any questions or would like to view the car in person please email me at: ivanaillero@irishhome.net .
Up for sale is my 1978 Ferrari 308 GTB. It has been sitting in my garage with a dead battery for the past seven
months but I was able to jump start it yesterday. It will need a new battery, tune up and is due for a major
service.
The interior has some wear and showing its age but not bad. The body is in pretty good shape but it does have some
flaws as you can see from the pictures.
What you see in the photo's is what you get.
This vehicle is 38 years old and is being sold as is with no warranty stated or implied. Pick up of the vehicle is
the responsibility of the buyer and must be picked up within 2 weeks(I need to make room in my garage for my wifes
car)
N.J title in hand.
Feel free to contact me for more informaion or to set up an appointment to see/inspect the car in person.
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