2013 Ferrari California! F1 Convertible! Novitec! $60k+ In Upgrades! Flawless! on 2040-cars
Irvine, California, United States
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This 2013 Ferrari California was purchased absolutely loaded from factory in January of 2013. Comes with Ferrari's Free 7-Year, Unlimited Mile FREE Maintenance Program. We purchased the vehicle from the original owner, a professional athlete client of ours. He spared no expense in optioning this car and then invested over $60,000 upgrading it with tasteful modifications from Novitec, JL Audio, Escort, Vellano and MORE (Detailed Below). The head unit was upgraded to a Pioneer head unit and then a custom bandpass enclosure was built for behind the seats. The enclosure houses 4 8" JL subs and the remainder of the speakers were upgraded with JL components and JL amps were installed creating an unparalleled sound experience with the top up or down. UPGRADES:
Novitec Side Skirts,
Novitec Front Spoiler,
Novitec Rear Lip Spoiler,
Novitec Tail Light Covers,
Novitec Side Turn Indicators (Black),
Novitec Side Bumper Reflectors,
Novitec Hydraulic Front Axle Adjustment with Sport Suspension Kit (Raises Ferrari up with a push of a button so you don't scrap going up driveways),
Novitec Power-Optimized Exhaust system with cutouts, Exhaust tips and new mesh inlets (Sounds INCREDIBLE!),
Powder Coated Calipers (White),
Vellano Rims (22" Rears 21" Fronts with Ferrari caps replete with Pirelli P Zero Nero rubber),
Pioneer Navigation Head Unit w/ Backup Camera,
Passport Escort 9500 front and rear radar/laser system installed in bumpers, and
JL Audio Amplifiers, Speakers, and 4 8"Subwoofers (Must hear to appreciate as it hits HARD!)!
This Ferrari has been Garage Kept and Covered, Meticulously Maintained, Never Smoked in, No Accidents, Title in Hand, No Stories and is 100% Flawless. Please feel free to email with any questions or to set up an appointment for a test drive. All questions will be answered immediately:) Have over 100 pictures and videos that can be sent upon request.
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