1999 Ferrari 456

Coupe

12 - Cyl.

Automatic

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Clear

Gasoline

I wound up getting this car after trading for several cars with a friend in the business...It had been at a Chevy store in their showroom to attract attention....Carfax shows it actually went through their shop.. The car drives out well with no issues! The ac is cold and the heat works well..The cassette and cd player works as they should.. The car went into European Road and Racing for plugs and O2 sensors because it had a slight skip at idle..One of the plugs was faulty.. The motor got a compression test and everything came back normal, The belts looked up to date and in good condition so they weren't replaced...I've learned quite a bit about 456's since I've had this car and the common problems that they have.. The windows do have the common close at the top problem but just a little. I'm told that it's such a small amount not to worry about it since theres no wind noise and it doesn't leak.. The only other issue I found was the rear shocks are starting to show signs of seepage but not to where I'm losing fluid.. I've had this car awhile and really haven't tried to sell it till now, I really enjoy having my Ferraris on the lot but now I have 3 and I'm really a small guy in the car business so it's time to move it .. The cars overall condition is excellent, It has a few light scratches here and there, Maybe 4 or 5 but nothing that kept me from buying the car and I'm pretty particular about what I sell.. The tires on the back are brand new and the brakes are new all the way around..I'm sure that there are some things I've forgotten but my number will be at the bottom so call if you have any questions.. I'm putting a very low start price and reserve on this car because I understand that someone will have to do a few things on this car in the future to make it perfect. But whoever gets it is gonna get a solid car that been very reliable for me the last few months that I've driven it.. I know that the car cost 207,000 dollars when it was new and the average person is trying to sell their car for around $55,000 or more but let's be real.. It's a 1999 model car that is'nt the cheapest to work on but does make a statement when you pull up..My point is I'm going to sell my car for current market value not what people who have plenty of money and paid 207,000 for their car thinks that its worth..I plan on selling my car to someone who has wanted one but after the bid they were still $10,000 or more dollars away from reserve..Thanks Chris Christopher S Salisbury Southern Motor Company Charleston, S.C. 29405 1 843 568 0547On Nov-07-11 at 05:47:14 PST, seller added the following information: I also forgot to mention I do have the tool kit with belt and jack in the factory bag. Man it still smells new, I'm looking to see if I have the owners manual I don't think I ever saw it but it may be here, I'll let ya'll know if I find it.. Thanks Chris.