1988 Fiero - Gtp Ferrari 355 Spyder on 2040-cars
Streamwood, Illinois, United States
Completed in 2008 is my FERRARI F355 Berlinetta Kit Car Replica. This replica is titled as a 1988 Fiero GT, but is actual 75% 2002 Grand Prix GTP.
This replica has a John Watson kit, which is known as one of the best in the country. The cost of the kit is $8000.00. www.air-dynamics.ws (my F355 replica is the featured car on this website.) The replica features a flawless body and is painted with the real Ferrari yellow, which I believe called "Giallo Modena"(Paint and Labor Cost approximately $10,000). The replica comes equipped with automatic transmission, 3.8 supercharged motor that is modifed to give 280 HP (stock is 260hp). The GTP had 10K miles @ conversion, but console reads 22K. Replica has power steering, real Ferrari rims, real Ferrari exhaust system, real Ferrari emblems, real Ferrari front scoop, real Ferrari lights, real Ferrari windows, and more. If you know about replicas the true cost runs about 40-45K. Sorry I forget to state that everything works AC/Heat, speed OD, Radio, overhead projection, MPG display and more.
Car was titled as a Fiero for insurance reasons $300 a year $25,000 coverage. Financing Call Number Below J.J. BEST BANC & CO. Classic Car Financing Phone: 1-800-872-1965 Call ME @ 630-247-0801 |
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