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1999 Ferrari 360 Modena Red/tan With Red Piping. Very Low Miles! on 2040-cars
Year:1999
Mileage:16300
Location:
Los Angeles, California, United States
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This is the classic Ferrari sports car in the classic colors. Original Rosso Corsa paintwork contrasts against the beautiful tan full-leather interior, set off with burgundy piping and deviated red stitching. The car was ordered from the factory with all of the right options: Scuderia shields, Challenge Grill, power seats, Red calipers, and deviated stitching. All components and equipment are original equipment Ferrari - no aftermarket components or improper modifications. With its incredibly low mileage (16,3XX), this is the perfect car to drive, enjoy, and keep for the long-term.
The car has been meticulously maintained and all issues have been addressed. Major timing belt and complete service recently completed, all oil and filter changes completed on schedule, new (factory-specified) Bridgestone Potenza S-02s installed on the original wheels, recent brake bleed and complete inspection performed. The owner Preventative maintenance includes new ECU units, new transmission pump and pressure switch, rebuilt power steering rack, replaced alarm sender, new battery, new door speakers, recent A/C recharge (blows ice cold) and a new headliner.
Gently pull on the low profile door handle and the lightweight aluminum door swings open easily, revealing satin stainless steel doorsills and a cozy interior completely covered in leather. The power seats are aggressively bolstered and very supportive and the interior still smells strongly of Schedoni leather. The cockpit is driver focused, with large, analog, Jaeger-designed gauges surrounded by a leather-wrapped binnacle, with a very large tachometer dominating the view front and center. The steering wheel and shifter paddles are crafted in machined and black anodized aluminum expressing the lightweight purpose that defines the engineering of the car. Twist the sculpted aluminum key in the ignition and the engine sparks to life, jumping into a frenzied but very smooth idle, sounding every bit the refined highly-tuned engine that it is. The sound is a beautifully complex mix of intake noise, mechanical mastery, and exhaust bark, always very present but only loud when working hard. The suspension is surprisingly smooth and the ride is very comfortable, with the wide expanse of the dashboard and the aggressive curves of the front fenders dominating a broad and airy view outwards. Accelerating out from a stop, the automated clutch engages smoothly and propels you forward at any rate you like, feeling overwhelmingly lightweight and nimble and ready to do anything. At all times in this car it is very clear that you're driving something special: a fundamental sports car that is more analog, direct, and naturally balanced than any Ferrari of today. It is a car we have owned and loved for more than three years, mostly for weekend drives through the hills and nights out. We hate to see it go but we're only selling it now because of an upcoming relocation to the East Coast. The car comes with both keys and fobs, all factory tools and manuals, and all ownership documentation and service records. This car has had three perfectionist owners and an easy, garage-kept life on the West Coast. If you're in the market for a 360 Modena, this is the one. Please check out the pictures above and below. Long-time eBayer with 100% positive feedback - please contact me if you have any questions. |
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