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Red Ferrari 355 Spider Challenge Grill -manual-full Engine Out Service Jan 2013! on 2040-cars

Year:1995 Mileage:67000
Location:

Lake Ariel, Pennsylvania, United States

Lake Ariel, Pennsylvania, United States
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Hate to do it, but I just can't keep'em all. Up for sale is my red 1995 Ferrari F355 Spider. I believe it is the lowest priced red 355 spider out there right now that does not need a service or work done to run. Its priced to sell! I have several and have owned many Ferraris and know that you will not be disappointed with this well maintained beauty. Yes, there are cheaper baby blue ones and other off colors, but seriously...whats the point? I replaced the convertible top twice and swore never again when it broke, so I disconnected it and do it manually. Those that know the 355 top know how much easier this is! It literally takes 2 seconds to take off and on now. All sticky parts have been removed and interior looks awesome. New tires. Clutch is awesome and is real easy compared to most Ferraris. Power seats work and seats are in good condition with no tears or excess wear. Dash and leather around dash is also great. No one can tell this car has 67k on it. It has been serviced at Ferrari Central NJ and Auto Elite in NJ who performed the engine out service. see pics. 

Payment by cash or certified funds ONLY. 

I own the car outright, no loans, no stories, no games.

I am not a car dealer.

Car is located in Lake Ariel, PA 18436 and can be brought to Manhattan for very serious inquiries.

Any questions please email me.

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