1977 Ferrari 308 Gtb on 2040-cars
Lake Bluff, Illinois, United States
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Up for sale is a very rare Ferrari 308 gtb Koenig. I have recently had the car tuned up. I also replaced the water pump and fuel pump (plus a ton of other things). The car is running great. The Koenig kit on these cars is very rare and collectable. It offers the opportunity for larger tires and improved aerodynamics. I did not bother with the stereo. I wanted to use it for racing. The problem is when I bought it I was tall now I am also fat. This is not the best combination for a car like this. This is a carbureted engine. It is mostly fiberglass due to the Koenig modifications. This is a very unique car. I have maybe seen 3 pictures of Koenig’s in my lifetime. Known problems: A few nicks and scrapes. Radio not hooked up. (The entire system is there) There is a surface dent. Car repainted. One of the tires does not match. Car is designed for long track racing. Possibilities: Get a matching tire and race it. Get the stereo hooked up and you have a great day today car. Location: The car is located north of Chicago Illinois. It has obviously never been in the snow. I can arrange for shipping anywhere in the world. https://plus.google.com/photos/103624650940693829075/albums/5802609249587660081 |
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