Ferrari F1 355 1998 Berlineta Ferrari Dealer Servicd 7/14 Great Shape Lo Reserve on 2040-cars
Rumson, New Jersey, United States
Vehicle Title:Clear
Used
Year: 1998
Make: Ferrari
Drive Type: F1
Model: 355
Mileage: 16,481
Trim: COUPE
1998 FERRARI 355 F1 BERLINETTA EXTERIOR -ROSSO CORSA, PAINT IS NEAR PERFECT. NO DINGS, DENTS OR NOTICEABLE CHIPS ETC. PROFESSIONALLY HAND WASHED AND DETAILED REGULARLY. NO PAINTWORK , ALL ORIGINAL, AND SHINES LIKE NEW. THE CAR IS KEPT COVERED IN A HEATED GARAGE. NEWER TIRES AND 3 OUT OF 4 RIMS ARE PERFECT. INTERIOR- TAN LEATHER. NO RIPS, NICKS OR TEARS. OWNED BY A NON-SMOKER AND FERRARI ENTHUSIAST. DASHBOARD AND CLUSTER GAUGE HAVE THE USUAL 355 SEPARATION ISSUES. THE CENTER CONSOLE, AGAIN COMMON TO THE 355, IS STICKY. OVERALL THE INTERIOR IS VERY CLEAN AND LEATHER LOOKS BARELY WORN. MECHANICALS- LAST SERVICE DONE BY FERRARI OF CENTRAL JERSEY IN JULY. CAR NEEDS SOME MINOR INTERIOR ATTENTION BUT RUNS GOOD, STRONG, AND TIGHT. TUBI EXHAUST . ITS BEEN OWNED FOR 9 YEARS TROUBLE FREE. NO LEAKS, SMOKE, OR MAJOR ISSUES. ESTIMATED CLUTCH LIFE IS AT 65%. THIS IS A RARE CHANCE TO OWN A F1 355 BERLINETTA. IT DOES NEED SOME MINOR INTERIOR ATTENTION TO MAKE PERFECT, THE RESERVE REFLECTS THIS. IT IS MECHANICALLY VERY SOUND. NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ERRORS, OMISSIONS, OR TYPOS. I ENCOURAGE ANY AND ALL INSPECTIONS. NO WARRANTIES EXPRESSED OR IMPLIED. CALL DAVID WITH ANY QUESTIONS 609-915-9874. GOOD LUCK AND BID WITH CONFIDENCE!! |
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