1998 Ferrari 355 F1 Gts - Rare! Gorgeous! on 2040-cars
Brentwood, California, United States
1998 Ferrari 355 F1 GTS
Featuring a five valve, 3.5 Liter, dual overhead cam, V8, with 380 horsepower and the first ever street legal F1-style gearbox, the 355 F1 is rare in its own. The electro-hydraulic system is designed to operate by paddles behind the steering wheel and use the F355’s conventional 6-speed manual gearbox. The new transmission makes for lightning-quick gear changes, and keeps both of the driver’s hands on the wheel. Service work includes new tires, a complete exhaust system, brakes, and recent belt work all documented by records.
The F1 was a $25,000 upgrade.
Only 2000 of these were ever produced. Of those, only 500 were this model. With GTS, the F1 package and the yellow, this car is one of 50 cars ever made.
The current owner bought the car in 2002, and has all records of maintenance since.
28,000 pampered miles
Never driven in the rain.
Always garaged
Just had 30,000 mile service performed. This was over $12,000
2 months ago, completely inspected and serviced at Redwood City Ferrari.
Custom vented rear Challenge Grill
Brakes are still original
Custom stereo system
Carbon Fiber paddle shifters
All stock parts come with the car.
This car is absolutely gorgeous and ready to go!
On consignment at:
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