2003 Ferrari 360

SPIDER Convertible

Unspecified

ZFFYT53A630131516

Salvage

Gasoline

SquareTrade © AP6.0 I JUST SPENT OVER $2,700.00 ON JUNE 11TH TO REPLACE THE ALTERNATOR THAT WAS NOT KEEPING CHARGE WHEN TESTED. RECEIPTS AVAILABLE! This 2003 Ferrari 360 F1 is in excellent condition and up to date with all maintenance!!! records available, I had the timing belt replaced and the clutch replaced at 12,000 miles along with the 15K service " belts, spark plugs etc "... FACTORY 18" WHEELS WITH NEW TIRES. THESE 22" GFG WHEELS ARE NOT INCLUDED, I AM SELLING THEM SEPARATELY IN MY OTHER LISTING OR WE CAN MAKE A DEAL ONCE YOU BUY THE FERRARI AND IF I STILL HAVE THEM IT HAS THE OPTIONAL DAYTONA TWO TONE SEATS AND SHIELDS AND THE CHALLENGE GRILL I just recently had the oil change and rear brakes job so it will be ready for any buyer trouble free and clean and running like new. I just spent over $20K on upgrades and maintenance last year Navigation head unit and dvd player with rear view camera $3,300.00 BLUE BOOK / NADA BOOK VALUE IS BETWEEN $132,000.00 AND $149,000.00 THE TITLE IS CLEAN AND PAID OFF AND CLEAR NOT SALVAGE BUT THE CAR DOES HAVE A SALVAGE HISTORY SHOWING IN THE CARFAX. Don't think just because the history shows an insurance salvage you think that it was totaled and all damaged, NO but for these exotic high end cars whenever you get in a small accident of course it will bend the aluminum body and for this car it was a quarter panel hit and the passenger door and it was a small accident and this is what the insurance company explained to me, so since these cars are insured in full and for a certain value, most owners once they get in an accident they don't want their car repaired or wait months for repair, and since each body part costs over 10k than the insurance company calls it complete loss and gets it fixed at the dealership or a certified Ferrari engineer since only a Ferrari man can work on these cars and once fixed they sell it for the same value and get the complete loss on their tax record, and in the meantime they just pay the insured motorist that had the accident the full price insured. So this is how it works, this car was in a minor fender bender and insurance did a complete loss and fixed it perfectly and replaced the broken panel and was sold at an exotic dealer auction. This Ferrari looks beautiful and looks like new and people on the road always think that it just came out of the showroom and brand new, people on the road always film me and take pics while driving on the highway.