The Perfectly Sorted Ferrari 355 Spider, Black On Tan, 6 Spd Manual on 2040-cars
Windermere, Florida, United States
Body Type:Convertible
Engine:V8
Vehicle Title:Clear
Year: 1998
Interior Color: Tan
Make: Ferrari
Number of Cylinders: 8
Model: 355
Trim: Spider
Power Options: Air Conditioning
Drive Type: RWD
Mileage: 20,100
Safety Features: Anti-Lock Brakes
Exterior Color: Black
This was my dream car that I spent three years searching for! I wanted a 355 because nothing sounds like a 355 with a Capristo Stage 3 exhaust, which this one has that I put on new last year! As close to an F1 car as you can get. After I warmed her up, you can hear her here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gDcNs-b6tCU
Of significant importance to me was to find one that had all records and was perfectly sorted. That is THIS car. The original owner had her from 1998 to 2011. A person in Florida bought the car, put $17k in service to make her right including new headers (Fabspeed), put 300 miles on it and then sold it to me. I've made sure everything was perfected there after. I put track pipes on to replace the cats, a brand new Capristo Stage 3 exhaust ($4k) and Capristo bypass valve so it will never rattle again. I then did about about 50% of the electrical connectors with the Dave Helms Gold SRI Connector Kit which cost around $1500 plus about 20 hours labor as I was tracing down an error code. Turns out that it was just a dead O2 sensor, so I replaced all of them. The car has no codes, no issues. BODY The paintwork was fully paint corrected and is a mirror as you can see in the pics. The top looks like brand new. The Pirelli P Zero tires still have at least 75% of tread on them. The interior is in excellent condition but the seat bolsters show typical wear. Brand new battery put in this year, not due for a major service until 2015. Last Major service was by Ferrari of Tampa on 2/16/2011. Valve guides should never need replaced as it was built in April of 1998 and should have, although I haven't verified, steel sintered guides. I have the full service records and title in hand. Car has FACTORY SHIELDS, NO STICKIES, ALL BOOKS, 3 Keys (including the RED FOB), NEW BRAKE PADS. This is the car you've been looking for if you've always wanted a 6 speed manual black 355. No stories, I haven't had to put a penny into any repairs as the previous owner had all the required work done (steel braided fuel lines, headers, etc.) other than the performance upgrades with the exhaust and the bypass valve. If you want to just get in a 355 and drive it and listen to it and not worry if it's going to break down, this is the ONE. I'm only selling because I bought a 360. Feel free to ask me any questions! |
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