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1987 Ferrari Testarossa Testarossa on 2040-cars

US $29,200.00
Year:1987 Mileage:36635 Color: Red /
 Black
Location:

San Diego, California, United States

San Diego, California, United States
Advertising:

** PICTURE IS WORTH A THOUSAND WORDS-
**SO CHECK MY PICTURES OUT - OF MY 87 TESTAROSSA - RED /BLACK AND TAN INTERIOR -BEAUTIFUL COND - LIKE OUT OF THE
SHOWROOM IN 1987 AT NEWPORT
IMPORTS IN CALIF - COME WITH ALL EQUIPMENT , LEATHER CASES FOR MANUALS/BOOKS AND ALL TOOLS THAT CAME WITH THE
CAR- NOTHING MISSING ! THIS CAR IS AN " INVESTMENT FOR UNDER 100K "- THERE ARE NONE AT THIS PRICE - SO PLEASE DON'T
KNOCK THE PRICE DOWN - IT'S NOT GOING TO HAPPEN -THIS CAR IS NOT A TRAILER QUEEN - I DRIVE THIS CAR - IT DOESN'T
SIT IN A GARAGE ALL YEAR - IT GOES TO ALL FERRARI CLUB MEETS AND SHOWS - THIS CAR IS WELL KNOWN IN THE SOUTHERN
CALIF FERRARI CLUB - THIS TIME I WILL LET THE PICTURES DO THE TALKING . **** A LITTLE HISTORY ON THE CAR - I HAVE
OWNED THIS CAR FOR OVER 10 YEARS-IT HAS BEEN OWNED BY ALL PRIVATE PARTY'S' - PEOPLE THAT HAVE BECOME FRIENDS OF
MINE - FIRST ONE A LAWYER IN NEWPORT BEACH -OWNED IT FROM 87 TO 97- SECOND OWNER LIVED IN HOLLYWOOD HILLS - OWNED
IT FROM 1997 TO 2005 AND THEN MY SELF FROM 2005 - PRESENT. THE SECOND OWNER HAD THE CLUTCH DONE AS WELL AS THE
TIMING BELTS , BEARINGS AND WATER PUMP - HE GAVE ME ALL THE OLD PARTS ,THAT WAS DONE IN 2005 BEFORE I BOUGHT THE
CAR .I DO ALL MY OWN WORK ON THIS CAR - ALL OF IT -FOR I AM A SR AIRCRAFT TECHNICIAN MECHANIC - OVER 30 YEARS - I
HAVE PERFORMED ALL REQUIRED SCHEDULED FERRARI MAINTENANCE BY THE SERVICE MANUAL AT THE CORRECT MILES THAT FERRARI
RECOMMENDS PER THE SERVICE BOOK - NOT SITTING IN THE GARAGE WITH LOW MILES - JUST SITTING THERE NO ONE DRIVING THE
CAR AND THEN HAVE A MAJOR SERVICE FOR 20K AND CALL THE CAR NEW - THAT IS NOT THE WAY FERRARI SCHEDULE MAINTENANCE
WORKS .THIS IS MY PRIDE AND JOY AND THAT IS THE WAY I HAVE TAKEN CARE OF THE CAR OVER TEN YEARS AS YOU CAN SEE BY
THE PICTURES. THE SAME GOES FOR THE PREVIOUS OWNERS - THIS IS WHY I BOUGHT THE CAR -FOR THE HISTORY AND WELL
KEEPING - PLEASE LOOK ON ANY OTHER AUTO SALES SITES - NOTHING UNDER 100K - NOT LIKE MIND - ALL IS NEW!!!!!!!!
-TIRES BRAKES ETC. - YOU NAME IT AND IT HAS BEEN DONE -THIS CAR IS BEAUTIFUL - UNREAL CONDITION AND SEXY !!!! YOU
NEED TO SEE IT -COME LOOK AT IT.... MAKE THE TRIP AND YOU WILL WANT BUY ASAP.... WHEN YOU DRIVE IT AND HEAR THE
SOUND IT MAKES YOU'LL FEEL LIKE A GOD. - THERE IS NO OTHER FERRARI LIKE MINE

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Thu, Sep 3 2015

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Mike Tyson's 1995 Ferrari F50 packs one helluva punch

Tue, Feb 21 2017

Despite a reputation as a bit of a letdown following the now legendary Ferrari F40, the Ferrari F50 is still one of the most raw and unfettered sports cars to ever grace public roads. RM Sotheby's auctions is now selling a pristine 5,694-mile example that was once owned by former professional boxer Mike Tyson. Like Tyson, the F50 and its Formula One derived V12 is sure to leave a lasting impact on anyone that crosses its path. Though the celebrity tax varies from car to car, Hagerty's valuation tool says even a heavily used F50 is still a million-plus dollar car. RM Sotheby's expects the car to sell for between $2.2 and $2.4 million, slightly more than the $2.25 million estimate for a nearly flawless example, which this car appears to be. According to the listing, the car has never been driven hard and has been well maintained throughout its life. The 1990s weren't Ferrari's best years for design with soft edges and questionable fascias. Likewise, the F50 is a love it or hate it sort of design. The paint appears to be in good condition and free of any damage. The bare carbon fiber and leather interior shows little to no wear. The gated manual shifter connected to a 4.7-liter naturally-aspirated 520 horsepower V12 is a combo that's gone out of vogue. The engine is derived from the one that powered the Alain Prost's 1990 Ferrari 641 Formula One car. This car is number 73 out of 349 and one of only 50 built to US spec. Tyson sold the car with roughly 4,900 miles, with the rest accumulating since about 2005. The car's service records are incomplete, though it has had an a couple of engine-out services along a full electronic updates, a new rear seal, rebuilt oil and water pumps, the dashboard pod removed, serviced, and reinstalled, the lighting system upgraded, the ride height actuator replaced, new tires, new fuel bladders, a full brake system service, and new main seals. In addition, the car comes with two sets of tools in the front deck, owner's manuals and warranty booklet in their leather folio, wheel socket, car cover in bag, both the removable hardtop and emergency soft top with bag, utility light, its window sticker, and the "circus trunk" containing roll bars, and a carbon rear tonneau cover. Look for the car to head across the auction block on Saturday March 11. No Internet bidding, but if you have the cash to pony up the you probably can afford to be there in person. Related Video:

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