1of 200 what ?

This is VERY convincing: "This vehicle has passed a 101-Point inspection performed by Factory Trained Technicians experience the Ferrari legend."

 

It's rare for sure!!!! Holy sht it's a coupe spider so rare I've never seen one.
Dodgy brothers car sales. I would exit stage left one the one.

 

Must be a rare retractable hard top edition. Between that and the unnecessary bling...

Look at the one pic of the dash. Stitching on the right side of instrument cluster seems a bit off. That and the red CF in the engine bay. I'm always skeptical of mish mash cars..

 

I believe the sunroof opted cars are very limited, as It's a factory sunroof car maybe there are only 200 of those?

 

..."THE DOWN FALL OF ME OWNING THIS ATTENTION GETTER!!

I AM A NIGHTCLUB OWNER LOCATED ON THE TEXAS MEXICO BORDER

ENOUGH SAID.

THAT'S THE ONLY REASON FOR THE SALE

PRICE TO SELL FAST "...

The polished bits inside are different looking.

 

The red "carbon fiber" in the engine compartment gives me the heebie jeebies. By the way, the seller lists the the trim as "Carbon Fiber Up GARDE" which might explain the rarity of this particular car. The chrome stuff inside makes me a little bit sick.

Oh, also, the oil pressure is pegged at the top of the dial. Could be a bad sender, could be something worse.

 

1 of 200 that made it across the border to amnesty?

 

hmm I like the house

 

This is certainly the answer to DonJuan's question. The sunroof was just very poorly emphasized in this bizarre ad.

He also says "Finished in Nero over Grey leather". At least he got the interior color right.

Can someone enlighten me about the the presumably obvious meaning of being a nightclub owner near the Mexican border? Too much attention from cartels? Perhaps this strange ad still has something to teach me.

 

"Night club owner located on the Texas-Mexico border"


Should have ppi for semen


Cheap asking price ($76k) for a spyder and 2003 model though.

 

Not my type... I don't like sunroofs at all, this one seems like an afterthought and ruins a perfectly flowing and curved roof line.