1980 Ferrari 308 Gtbi - Us Version on 2040-cars
Miami, Florida, United States
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FERRARI 308 GTBi - US VERSION VIN # ZFFAA01A8A0033467 Ferrari 308 GTBi just out of my Ferrari Collection.
Beautiful Yellow color with Black interior. (Original leather)
Great dash, door panels and carpets.
The car has been service on June 25, 2014, Belts, Bearings, Gaskets, and Accessory Belts.
Steering rack is tight and breaks have been checked and bleed with new fluid.
This car is in very nice condition and the engine runs great.
No leaks.
All original instruments, switches and lights work perfect. No missing parts.
Transmission shifts nice and smooth without issues.
Included all tools, manuals, records spare tire (never been used) and car cover.
Tubi exhaust sounds awesome.
Goodyear tires 90%
New oil, oil filter, air filter and coolant.
Brand new battery Air condition works as it should. Power windows works good like all 308's (slow)
The yellow Ferrari paint is in beautiful condition with one little issue (pain chipped off) on the right corner of the front hood size of 1/3 of a penny, as you see on the picture. Easy to fix so can be perfect.
Please check the pictures or if you have any question feel free to send me a message or call me at 786-286 1251
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