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2008 Ferrari 612 Scaglietti Oto (one To One) on 2040-cars

US $135,000.00
Year:2008 Mileage:20500
Location:

Pacific Palisades, California, United States

Pacific Palisades, California, United States

I have reluctantly decided to list my 2008 Ferrari Scaglietti OTO in a rare, classic and beautiful Avorio / Ivory (ext.) / Cioccolato (int.) color combination.

I have all service records documented and can share upon request. The big major service was performed this year in late March at Penske Wynn Ferrari. 

Annual fluid change also was just performed this month and brand new TPMS were sensors installed at the same time (the original TPMS batteries gave out).

4 brand new Michelin Pilot Super Sport tires were installed all around in July of this year. 

In excellent condition. Clear bra paint protection film on front of car and mirrors. No dents or dings. No sticky rubber or shrinking leather. Always stored indoors and with sun shield to protect interior. 

Only things that I can think to disclose is some minor curb rash on wheels (that I will have addressed for buyer upon request).

The 612 Scaglietti OTO (One To One) has many mechanical and cosmetic improvements / additions from the earlier (2005-2006 and some 2007 models) including:

Manettino and Start Button on steering wheel
Photo-Chromatic glass roof that goes from black to clear with the turn of a dial
Twin plate dual clutch & transaxle case (from 599)
F1 Superfast Gearbox
Carbon Ceramic Brakes
Sports Exhaust
Bose Multimedia Nav System
Challenge OEM wheels
Gorgeous diamond quilt pattern on interior leather.

Hardwired K40 radar detector/laser jammer (front and rear modules) and clear bra installed on front. 

I can take more photos upon request. PPI and shipping are welcome at buyers expense.

If interested, a great background article on the 612 including history and model year differences can be read here.

Please let me know if you have any questions. Thank you!

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