1997 Ferrari 355 Gtb 6 Speed on 2040-cars
Stockbridge, Georgia, United States
Engine:3.5 V8
Body Type:Coupe
Vehicle Title:Clear
For Sale By:Private Seller
Exterior Color: Hyperion Blue
Make: Ferrari
Interior Color: Blue
Model: 355
Number of Cylinders: 8
Trim: GTB
Drive Type: RWD
Mileage: 33,504
This is a 1997 Ferrari 355 GTB with a manual 6 speed. It is a great car with all of the common 355 issues fully addressed and ready to go. It has a full Tubi exhaust system including headers and high flow cats. No "Slow down" light issues or other drive-ability problems. It has no sticky interior parts or dash shrinkage. It does have a small amount of shrinkage in the rear corner trim pieces, but not bad.
The car has complete service records and had its major engine-out cambelt service completed just last year and an annual service done last fall. It is all set to enjoy for many years.
The car has some tasteful carbon trim pieces like the gauge surround and door corner trim as well as a Hill Engineering dead pedal and shift knob.
The car has one minor body repair in its history where the headlight door, left fender and hood were replaced. There was no serious inner structure damage and the car was driven home from the incident. It has since been properly repaired and won a first place trophy in a Ferrari Club car show very recently.
You may have noticed that the car is not red, black or yellow. It is in fact a very rare Hyperion Azzurro (silvery blue) The combination of the colors is truly stunning and I receive more comments on how beautiful this car is than my other black, yellow and red sportscars. If you are not set on red, this is a fantastic choice. It is much more impressive in person than it is in the photos.
I belive considering the service and condition of this car that my Buy it now price is market correct. However I am open to cash offers and I might consider certain trades for Porsches, Ferrari's or other interesting and appreciating sports cars.
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