2000 Ferrari 360

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96 Normal 0 false false false EN-US X-NONE X-NONE You’d Have to be Insane to Buy a Ferrari with 120,553 miles on it Right? Or would you? I think not, especially if it’s this one.This is my fourth Ferrari and I put close to 100,000 miles on each of the previous three. A 348, a Testarossa and a 355. I never had any problems with any of the them because I do the one thing most Ferrari owners never do … I drive them every day in fact I have driven well over 350,000 miles in a Ferrari! This is by far the best of the cars I have had. You can fit two sets of golf clubs behind the seats and two carry on cases in the trunk ready for grand touring. I bought this car about 8 years ago with 22,000 miles on it. It has never let me down. It has never been in the shop for anything but regular maintenance. It currently has 120,553 miles on it but I am going to Jacksonville this weekend which will add another 600 or so miles to that total. The last thing you want is some low mileage Ferrari that has been rotting away in some rich doctor’s garage with all the seals and hoses shriveled up from lack of use ready to blow the first time you hit 7,000 revs on track day. What do you need to know? The car is ready for a belt service (But that’s an easy $3,800 fix and you know it’s done, unlike all the other ads on eBay that claim it was “Just done” when maybe it wasn’t?) The seat bolster on the driver’s side is well worn Neither widow is a snug fit when up, something that has always been the case but I always forget to ask about it when I take it in, I am sure it’s just an adjustment. On cold starting the fan belt squeaks for about 5-6 secondsHeadlight glass is foggy on inside A/C is great No oil leaks Mirrors work Alarm system with remote Stereo and CD Great paint for its’ age No accidents Sounds awesome Drives awesome :) Six speeds are rising rapidly in value and carry a 10k premium over the F1 which is ironic since the F1 was originally a 10k upgrade. I am sorely tempted just to keep it, as six speeds will go nowhere, but up in value… But I am off to live in Europe for several months, where I just scored a very nice Maserati Grand Turismo for the summer and I really don’t want to let the Ferrari sit for that long without being used. She’d be sad :( That means you can buy my car at the cheapest price of any Ferrari 360 in the USA and still have plenty of money left for the belt service and anything else that might come up along the way. In the car world, there are lemons and there are winners, this one is a champion! Buy it now and drive it home with confidence wherever home may be. There should be no reason this car doesn’t have another 100k in it and you can drive a Ferrari for less than the price of a new Camero or Mustang! Please remember there will be another 600 or so miles on the clock by the end of the week.VIN: ZFFYR51B000120065 Questions call 352-266-2099