2008 Ferrari 430 Spider F1 on 2040-cars
Hialeah, Florida, United States
2008 FERRARI 430 SPIDER
A BEAUTIFUL 2008 FERRARI F430 SPIDER BY PRIVATE SELLER
BLACK EXTERIOR AND BLACK LEATHER INTERIOR AND ONLY 11,515 MILES!
THIS 430 SPIDER IS LOADED WITH: F1 TRANSMISSION, CERAMIC BRAKES, DAYTONA SEATS, POWER SEATS, RED BRAKE CALIPERS,
CARBON FIBER FOR DRIVING ZONE AND LOWER CABIN ZONE, REAR SEGMENT IN CARBON FIBER, SCUDERIA SHIELDS, REAR PARKING
SENSORS, CHALLENGE STYLE RIMS, NEW EXHAUST INSTALLED FOR ADDITIONAL HP, INSTALLED RADAR/LASER DETECTOR AND RADAR
JAMMER, AS WELL AS UPGRADED SOUND IN BOTH DOORS, TWO SUBWOOFERS BEHIND THE SEATS, AND AMPLIFIER IN FRONT LUGGAGE
TO MOVE SPEAKERS FOR BETTER SOUND CONTROL!
ORIGINAL LIST PRICE: $217,310.
PURCHASE INCLUDES ORIGINAL SET OF WHEELS AND EXTRA SET OF WHEELS!
*******Don't be scared by the Carfax report. Read it carefully and SAVE thousands and thousands!!! Note the
report says "MINOR" event in 2011. The front bumper was literally "scuffed". The scuff was immediately removed.
This is a non event.
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