1981 Red Ferrari 308 Gtsi on 2040-cars
Salt Lake City, Utah, United States
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1981 Ferrari 308 GTSI with 50,046 original miles. Purchased from the original owner. The owner was a non-smoker and had the car garage kept, and professionally maintained via Ferrari factory mechanic. The car is an alloy V8, has a removable hard top, air conditioning, am/fm cassette player, and security alarm system. The Ferrari has had a complete schedule of services including all belts changed at 49,661 miles, and a new clutch installed at 47,622 miles. This car is in exceptional condition with few minor paint chips, a small separation on driver side seat. A tight car both inside and out that runs excellent. Original books, original tool kit, original window sticker and records come with the car. Also included are extra timing belts.
This car is beautiful! You will not be disappointed. Serious inquires only. Contact Bill with any questions: 801-718-4214 |
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