2005 Maserati Quattroporte (read Full Description To Appreciate The Value) on 2040-cars
Winter Garden, Florida, United States
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Up for bid is an amazing example of a Quattroporte with F1 transmission option. The car runs and drives absolutely perfect with no issues whatsoever. At this time the car has less than 100 miles on $10,000 worth of service to include:
New clutch! Relined with Kevlar by exoticscars usa (much better feel and life than stock) New flywheel New position sensor Reman pressure plate New release bearing Rear main seal New F1 pump New valve cover gaskets New spark plugs New spark plug boot seals Less than 500 miles on new tires all the way around! Please read before purchasing this model vehicle: If you are looking to purchase the F1 Quattroporte the common maintenance items that are beyond typical "normal" wear items are: Clutch requiring replacement at relatively low miles Leaking valve cover gaskets (labor extensive to replace) F1 transmission pump If these items are not fresh you can expect to spend in the range of $10k to get the car to a dependable level. All these items were just replaced with UPGRADES parts. See below for details: |
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