1985 Ferrari 308gtsi Qv, Ca Car, Concours Winner, Rare Prugna, Fully Documented on 2040-cars
Newhall, California, United States
Body Type:Targa
Engine:V8
Vehicle Title:Clear
For Sale By:Private Seller
Interior Color: Black
Make: Ferrari
Number of Cylinders: 8
Model: 308
Trim: coupe :)
Drive Type: rear wheel
Options: Leather Seats
Mileage: 56,357
Power Options: Air Conditioning, Power Windows
Sub Model: 308 GTSI QV (last year built)
Exterior Color: Prugna (metallic plum)
Warranty: Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
You will find here an outstanding example of the 308 GTSI. 1985 was the last year for the QV and many feel this is the best year of the series, surely one of the best. I have certain criteria that I use in well over 60 cars that I have acquired. I seek out cars that are in stock, original condition, few owners, most often CA car, extensively maintained with strong documentation and this car fit these criteria.
When one talks about records, this is a fully documented car with ALL receipts in a binder, starting from a copy of the window sticker, originally sold out of CALIFORNIA FERRARI in San Francisco, CA. This car has been in CA throughout it's entire history and cared for by enthusiast/collectors such as myself. It has been serviced timely for majors and annuals alike.
This Ferrari is somewhat rare due to the gorgeous color combination. The Prugna metallic was a $830 option at the time. I have only found in the registry less than a handful of 1985's in Prugna and none had a black interior.
I am not a novice to Ferrari as I have owned numerous and can thus clearly state this is a wonderful example, drives superb, performs flawlessly. A timeless piece of art.
Service records start at Newport Motors back in January of 1986.
South Coast Ferrari Service completed the 15,000 mile service at 12,241 miles.
Major Service then performed in July, 1991 at 23,058 miles.
Major 30,000 miles service provided by Bobileff Motor Car Company at 30,020 miles on Feb, 1997 and Oct. 05 with 49,931 w/ various services and annual fluid changes attended to in between these visits.
Next cam belt changed Jan 2012 by Bobileff. Also, new tensioner bearings, new brake pads, fluid service, etc. Bobileff serviced the car for 16 years.
Last set of tires installed in February 2012 by The Auto Gallery. New hood struts also installed.
In Sept 2012 The Auto Gallery adjusted the clutch, speedo was re-calibrated by Palo Alto Speedometer, replaced in line fuse system, replaced expansion tank.
Wheels redone.
Recently shown at the Pasadena Ferrari Concorso as part of the Southwest Region, many gorgeous examples present and this car won Silver.
Thank you for looking, enjoy bidding on this great car.
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