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Middletown, Delaware, United States
Vehicle Title:Clear
For Sale By:Private Seller
Year: 1959
Mileage: 10
Make: Ferrari
Exterior Color: Gray
Model: Other
Interior Color: Black
Trim: SPYDER RACER
Warranty: Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
Drive Type: PEDAL
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You are viewing a ONE OF A KIND Ferrari 256 GTB RACER ENZO PEDAL CAR. The pedal car is a steel body, professionally hand refinished for laser straight body work and beautiful hand laid paint with 5 coats of hand rubbed clear coat. There is OVER 40 hours of paint and bodywork on these cars! The dimensions of the car is approximately 53" long x 26" wide and 24" high. The racer is BRAND NEW - never been used or ridden. It is beautifully accented with chrome wheels, exhausts and Ferrari badging. Each car is ONE OF A KIND - no two are the same. We sell these at high end auctions and car events such as Pebble Beach for $5500.00. Your purchase is for a SIMILAR CAR TO THE FIRST 8 PICTURES - same interior, wheels, chrome, badging. There may be a slight difference in color. THE LAST TWO PICTURES DEPICTS A CUSTOM AIRBRUSHED VERSION SPECIFICALLY DONE TO THE CUSTOMER'S REQUEST AT ADDITIONAL COST - AIRBRUSHING IS NOT INCLUDED IN THE PURCHASE. If you purchase by December 10, we will allow you to customize it by choosing the exact color you would like it painted. In addition, we also offer airbrushing options such as racing stripes, Painted FERRARI on the sides, etc at ADDITIONAL COST. The car will come professional packaged and fully assembled. This is a ONE OF A KIND GIFT FOR YOUR CHILDREN OR ADD IT TO YOUR FERRARI COLLECTION OR MAN CAVE! Approximate build and completion time is 4 weeks from order.
SHIPPING IS FLAT $99.00 TO ANYWHERE IN THE USA. Worldwide shipping available at additional costs. Thank you and please let me know if you have questions - Mark 732-407-7047 |
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