1985 Ferrari Mondial Convertible Black With Tan. Best Color! Strong Running Car on 2040-cars
Gaylordsville, Connecticut, United States
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1985 Ferrari Mondial Cabriolet Black with a tan interior. 47,000 miles. Fuel injected V-8 3 liter motor with four valves per cylinder, this is the same engine that is in the very famous and well loved Ferrari 308 series, it is fitted to a 5 speed transmission, the car drives nicely and sounds wonderful. I have owned this car about 7 years,in that time I put a few hundred miles on it, while I did not use it a lot, I made sure to regularly exercise the car so it would not sit around. I had a major service performed when I got the car and then last year I had a friend replace the timing belts since the major was still fresh and the belts were due time wise. The car runs great, the windows all work, it is a wonderful driving example of the Ferrari Mondial Convertible. The paint shows very nicely and looks great. The seat leather is dried and there are some cracks in the seats, I just put seat covers on them and it was fine with me. The mileage on the car fax report shows a discrepancy it didn't bother me because the car ran so well and with the exception of the seat leather it is a nice car. Black is the best color for this model Mondial, the black paint matches the black bumpers so they do not appear to stick out as they do with other colors. Car is located in northwestern Connecticut about 75 miles north of New York City. If you have questions you can contact me thru ebay or call 860-350-1140 I have a page with many additional photos forzamotorsports with the usual com ending, please take the time to look here if you are serious. Buyer pays shipping, international buyers welcome, I can help arrange shipping but you must pay for it. Thanks for looking at my listing. |
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