1998 Ferrari 355 Berlinetta on 2040-cars
Wade, North Carolina, United States
For more details email me at: adrienneneren@netzero.net .
Asking price is negotiable!
This is the classic Berlinetta coupe that F355 buyers are consistently searching for in the most sought after red
and tan. Maintenance is not due for another 4 years (last major service performed Sep-2015 @ 17,500 miles) & you
could drive for the cost of annual fluids only. The car has just been fully detailed, is completely original &
ready to drive. There have been no accidents, body or paint work and the interior dash leather was just recovered.
Stickies have been addressed, the a/c blows ice cold and it has just been fitted with new tires. This F355 includes
the complete toolkit, owners binder with manuals and records.
Major service completed in Sep-2015 (including water pump, Hill Tensioners)
Full detail with paint correction completed in Sep-2015
PPI completed in Sep-2015 by Foreign Cars Italia (Ferrari dealer in Greensboro, NC) with all issues addressed
Dash, Instrument cover, side pods and airbag brand new (just recovered)
No sticky issues
Wheels have no curb rash, etc.
Clean title (in hand) and Carfax (available upon request) with no issues or stories
Includes: new tires (less than 6 months old), all manuals, complete tool kit, factory stereo and changer
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To celebrate this social media milestone, Ferrari has put together this cute little video below, featuring chairman Luca di Montezemolo, as well as a few other animated guest appearances.
For comparison's sake, major corporations like Pepsi have 9.1 million fans, Kohl's has 9.7 million fans, and Wal-Mart has 25+ million fans. For a car company that sells a few thousand units a year, 10+ million upstretched thumbs is quite the following.
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Casual followers of the sport - or anyone who gets the feed from this site - probably don't know what's happening, except to wonder why the current year's F1 cars are led by appendages that would make Cyrano de Bergerac feel a whole lot better about himself.
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John Pogson has spent his entire life surrounded by engines. His father was a transport manager for a trucking company and he used to accompany him out on repairs. When he was old enough, John started repairing vehicles at a Lancia dealer, and from there, he started working for Ferrari. Eventually, he saved up enough money to open his own, independent Italian car garage. His new business proved successful, and Pogson's customers started asking him to race their Ferraris, including the F40 - something he did with great success. How could you say no to that opportunity?
While Italian cars are his specialty, Pogson also has a soft spot for all performance cars. The video shows him driving his AC Cobra with a claimed 600 horsepower and doing some smoky donuts in it. Scroll down to learn more about the F40 from one of the people that knows it best.