One of the last 355's ever made!!!

It needs to be a Serie Fiorano.

 

It's missing a 3rd pedal!

 

No, it doesn't need to be:

F355 Spider: s/n range 101143-116812
355 F1 Spider: s/n range 109391-117040
F355 Series Fiorano: s/n range 115426-116810

In the 1999 Ferrari Yearbook there is picture of (what is quoted) the very last F355 rolling of the production line, a US model yellow on black Spider. Could this be the actual car? Anybody have some info on 117040?

 

He's cheating with those pictures, they're all inside out of the sun.

 

It needs to be to get 106K!

 

Did I miss this somewhere here? He says the serial no. 117039 that appears fairly close to the last no. according to Ferraris info.

 

Those brakes are small !!

 

something to add:

I believe you are talking about US-cars only, don't you?

First US-Spider, Manual was 100986 (Autocheck confirmed), earlier non-US-Spiders are 100221 and 100368.Official last has been 116812, but there are also 117039 and 117082.

117040 is not a Spider but given as the last Berlinetta. 117039 looks like the last US-Spider and, yes, it is Yellow & Black (Autocheck confirmed)

 

Look at the seats for just 7600km...

 

Ferrari claims the last batch of 355s were the "F" why is this car near this then ? #99 of 100 is here in toronto. #97 is out in BC

 

nothing else than 116812 is named the last Spider by the Factory, what leads us back to the question: How reliable are Factory statements about Serial Numbers. Most of all models have further cars beyond the last "official" number. Looks something like common habbit. There will be a book available soon containing most of the Ferrari Serial Numbers (there are currently 7,687 numbers for 355s in it). If you have a look into it, you'll see what I mean.

 

guys you will not find a fiorona with 7500 miles at $106K. they fetch over $110K for that car.

 

True and if I remember correctly 'yellow' hides flaws very well too....

Yes, from the 355 on down, all v8 f-cars were 'underbraked' in comparison to its model year p-car counterpart ....

My seats look better than those and I have 5 times the mileage !!!!

You are right! especially if that is honest mileage !

 

Robbie! Your 'registry' is growing into a bonafide worldclass site!!!

 

Where can I find this book??:
I suppose in every good bookstore and internet book stores, it will be out in May or June. It will be around 60 $ (in Europe), what's relatively cheap for a book of more than 1,200 pages (but I may be able to provide the books to the FChatters with a small discount or free shipping from Europe if prices are higher than in Europe or having them signed by the author or something like that) and

What exactly does it consist of??:
containing information on more than 110,000 Serial Numbers (including all so called "unused" even-numbers and including all competition cars and Dinos as well)

It is made by Ferrari??:
no, it's not. I assume, the Factory would never support projects like this. They didn't (more or less) do it with Raab (also he had access to the Factory by his good relationship to Amerigo Manicardi) or Marvin. On the other hand, I suppose none of them ever asked the Factory for support. It's a book that is picking up Raab's quest he took with his Red and Green book. He also was so kind to provide an intrduction.

I WANT this book!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!:
that's very kind, and even as I'm involved, I suppose, every (FChatters) home should have one, at least as a Coffee Table Book. It emerged from the fact that the market had nothing in stock beyond Raab and Marvin and that it became time to do it again...

 

Where did the author get all his info??: 15 years of Research

Do you know if the book will list just serial numbers or have the color, options, etc..
Whatever is available, except data that would touch privacy, like owner's name (except he is of a certain fame like collectors, racers, actors, royals a.s.o.

Example:
113313 F355 GTS 98 Giallo Modena/Nero colour coded roof Manual LHD EU ZFFXR42B000113313 eng. # 50653 ass. # 30396 B3313KVE black calipers

Also when it becomes available could you let us know. It may be hard to find not knowing the exact title or full authors name..
yes..., asap

 

Back to the car at hand...

That "low" mileage has a rancid smell about it. Seat bolsters, tire wear on what looks to be not the first set of tires, and how much wear exists on those brake rotors (ignoring the rust from sitting).

Approach with caution IMHO.