Ferrari 360 Modena Coupe 2-door 3.6l on 2040-cars
Park Ridge, Illinois, United States
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European Ferrari 360 Modena with 6 speed manual transmission. This vehicle was imported in February of 2001 in New York. In the past year it has had 30k major serviced performed, includes all belts, gaskets, filters, spark plugs, etc. I also replaced the transmission and clutch in the past year. Other work performed over the year include but not limited too; brake pads, brake rotors, brake fluid flush, coolant flush, trans flush,replaced both MAFs, replaced a shock, trans mounts, sway bar bushings, coil pack. Minor modifications include 19" HRE 547s with Yokohama AVS sport tires, one off custom exhaust (sounds amazing but not obnoxious), 360 challenge front bumper & rear challenge grill, also had horn replaced with a true sounding Ferrari air horn, lastly replaced old and dull Ferrari radio with a Sony CD deck. I have receipts for parts and services as well as pictures of work performed. Car comes with 2 sets of keys and a car cover. Plea be aware that according to vehicle history report, this car was involved in accident, had a right front impact with another vehicle in June of 2011. Report states no structure damage and no airbag deployment, there was a title issue in the past. However I have a clear Illinois title in hand. It is in great mechanical shape, a true drivers car, not perfect. Rare modern 6 speed manual Ferrari, which are getting harder to find . The A/C works ice cold! This car is ready to drive!
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