2005 Ferrari 612 Scaglietti Base Coupe 2-door 5.7l 12-cylinder on 2040-cars
Sausalito, California, United States
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2005 Ferrari 612 Scaglietti Black exterior with tan interior 11,980 miles Upgraded Rims Upgraded Red Brake Calipers Upgraded Daytona Seats Ferrari Fender Badges Pirelli pzero tires with 60% wear remaining Brakes with 60% wear remaining Clutch with 65% wear remaining Motor mounts upgraded to silicone (problem spot with Ferraris) 15k mile service completed All books and leather case with car Body is flawless except for small paint chip on peak of front bumper (could not get it to show up on a photo, common on these cars from valet) Interior is flawless, only door mirror switch works but is a little touchy (also common with this car) Car drives and feels like new. All the service is complete and you should not have any expenses with the car for a long time. Will work with you to set up shipping or inspection. Local mechanic for this car is available for discussion if serious about purchase. Selling due to newborn and purchasing a SUV. This is a very solid and reliable Ferrari with all recent mainenance completed and nothing to spend on it for a long time. Buy it now price and reserve set at $84,995. |
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