1997 Ferrari F355 Spider Convertible 3.5l 6 Speed 25,500 Miles on 2040-cars
Mission Viejo, California, United States
For Sale
Professionally detailed. paint has
mirror finish, Probably hasn't looked this good since new
Recently smogged, license tags good through
July 2014
This is a very nice driving car, has normal wear and scraps on the front bumper, due to low ground clearance. Driver’s seat also has some wear on the outside bolster, which is fairly common, but no rips or tears. Also has two minor door dings, but no paint damage. The only other item that I can think of is the ashtray cover needs a minor repair, possible spring. Overall, I think you will find this will be one of the best values for a low mileage F355 on EBay given the condition
Vehicle sold as is, where is, no warranty expressed or implied - While we can assist with shipping, Buyer responsible for all costs. Inspections are welcomed, prior to the end of the auction. Vehicle will not be released until full payment is received.
We appreciate your interest in this car and look forward to your offer to purchase.
Feel free to email with any questions. Thanks Mike
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