1981 Ferrari 308 Targa on 2040-cars
Kearny, Arizona, United States
Ferrari 308 GTSi 1981 low miles (26616 current) very original,
well cared for and maintained. Recent service/restoration and updates. With approximately 1000 miles on odometer since
service, driven regularly for 1 hour + per week.
Positives....
1. Full engine tune all gaskets, seals, belts, hoses, fluids and filters, spark plugs/cables new. All Injectors
have been replaced new. Carbon Fiber Plenum intake installed.
2. All 4 Calipers rebuilt and powder coated Black. New master cylinder installed, stainless break lines, new fluid.
3. Radiator re-cored, powder coated black, new water pump, new cooling fans, New fluid.
4. New window motors and accelerators installed with new cables.
5. Updated Birdman fuse box and relays.
6. Cold start tuned the correct way, engine reve’s at 1100rpm then settles at 1000 when cat is warm approximately
5 minutes. Perfect.
7. 4x new 16” Rims installed with 4 new Michelin Pilot Sport AS/3’s.
8. LED rear lights installed.
9. Original Exhaust re-built all gaskets/seals replaced, no rust, sounds great.
10. Interior is excellent.
11. Service records back to 1995.
12. Clean Carfax.
Negatives....
1. Body has minor rust spots,
2. No spare tire.
3. Seats need to be reupholstered.
4. Radio doesn’t work. (You should be enjoying the sweet engine sounds)
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