1994 Ferrari 348 on 2040-cars
Bakersfield, California, United States
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1994 Ferrari 348 Spider
Clean Title
46,010 Miles
Black Exterior / Black Interior
5 speed Manual Transmission
Race Exhuast ( Stock Available)
Alarm with Battery Cut-off if Voltage goes low
Brand New Brakes all around
Brand New Tires all around
New Starter (Rebuilt)
Fully Recharged the A/C system.
My Ferrari is in excellent mechanical shape. I just had the 30k Engine out service completed and picked up the car
from the shop on June 7 2017. I did everything Ferrari recommends on their 30k interval service plus more. I have
all the documentation for the service with a break down of parts and labor.
The Ferrari drives great engine sounds awesome. The transmission is super smooth and it engages in all gears
extremely well and very easily. The clutch has plenty of life left and feels healthy. The suspension feels tight,
steering is responsive and theres No shaking, No squeaking, and No funny nosies. There are No warning lights on
the dash and everything works as it should.
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