00 Ferrari 360 Modena Coupe! Low Miles! F1! Cheap! F360 on 2040-cars
Lyons, Illinois, United States
Hey thanks for looking, we have a 2000 Ferrari 360 Modena Coupe for sale with 26K Miles and a Salvage Title! The salvage title is due to Hurricane Sandy and when we purchased the car we were told it never touched water (this was confirmed by multiple inspections found no signs of major water damage on the car). There are no funny smells, no mold that we could find, no rust holes, etc. There are NO warning lights on at all, all the headlights/tail lights/etc work great, there are no known leaks, heat & A/C work well, and overall it is a "Cheap" Ferrari! The car has been driven by us over 150 enjoyable miles. And the previous owner has put over 3000 miles on the car since the "salvage" was issued. The car runs and drives nice and shows well for its age and price, but does have scrapes on the bottom of the bumper, and random small scratches/etc throughout the car. This car by no means is a show car, but more of a cheap driver Ferrari or Track/Race Car. Pros: -2000 Ferrari 360 Modena -Low Miles -V8 Motor -F1 Transmission with Automatic Mode -46% Clutch Life Left -No Check engine/or other lights -All the lights work great -Newer Tires with lots of thread left -A/C and Heat work well
-CD Player with Aux Jack Cons: Ferrari PPI found that the right left caliber
may be sticky and recommend replacement (but it stops fine and shows no
issues), the Battery is not strapped down "properly", and there is 3
beeps when you take off from a stop in 1st or Reverse and sometimes an occasional 1-3 second delay in gear change, which the dealership
believe is a faulty position sensor. Besides those issues, the radio is
aftermarket and does not receive FM Stations but the CD Player and etc work
fine, and one of the dome lights does not work. The clutch has 54% life left! Price is $49,500 or best offer. Rebuilt
Title, so NO financing (you must get your own if you need it). Trade in's are
considered! Youtube Link to COLD Start and Drive: youtube.com/watch?v=4oTK...=youtube_gdata **THE CAR IS BEING SOLD AS/IS NO EXCEPTIONS! Any inspections, or test drives must be performed ahead of time! Once you win the auction, the car is YOURS!*** Chicago Fine Motors 4320 1st Ave Lyons, IL 60534 Office: (708) 442-5800 Cell: (773) 368-0555 We can help with shipping if needed also. A
few recent rates are are $400 to Florida, $350 North Carolina, $700 California,
etc! We usually get pretty low rates with the company we work with, however if
you want to arrange your own shipping that is no
problem! If you are out of state, we can pick you up
from Midway Airport, O'hare Airport, Union Station Downtown Chicago, or any
local bus or train station within 40 miles free of charge! Just let us know
24hrs ahead of time! Payment is due before title is released,
payment is accepted by Cash in person, Cashiers Check, and Wire Transfer ONLY!
We will only accept a deposit through Paypal, not full
payment! Deposit via Paypal is due within 24hrs of
auction end, if no deposit is received you will receive an eBay strike and the
item will be re listed. |
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