2004 360 Challenge Stradale TDF Blue

After much contemplation, I have decided to sell my CS. It is absolutely one of the most amazing cars I have ever drive, but it just does not seem to fit into my lifestyle at the moment. If it was one of a dozen cars, sure, but it overlaps with my race car too much and isn't practical for day to day errands. Not sure what I will repalce it with, maybe a Boxster Spyder. Anyway I hope to find a good home for her.

2004 Ferrari Challenge Stradale ZFFDU57A440133305

Configuration
- Tour De France Blue Mettalic
- Tan Leather
- No Radio
- No front plate bracket
- No stripe
- 2 keys / 2 remotes

History
- Approx. 10,500 miles
- The 1st of 264 CS's in the United States
- North American Press / Media / Show Car
- Includes original copies of magazines articles on the car
- Includes hard bound dealer book
- Original never applied window sticker

Service
- Full major service performed in the past year
- Service records including detailed photos and videos
- Upgrades including Hill Engineering pulley tensioners, lower ball joints, front skid pads
- Approx. 4k mi on clutch
- Previous owner had paint work for 6" dent on pass rear quarter. Fully documented with before, during and after photos and receipts

No rain, no NYC, no track time, extremely clean.

Located in Long Island, New York

Asking $129,995

Ed Newman 516-983-3473 [email protected]

A few pictures...

 

I'm sorry Ed, but did you say you were getting rid of a 360CS for a Porsche Boxster?? Just checking cause i thought i was hallucinating

 

Lol, yes. I love the car but for what my use is, a convertible that I won't mind driving into the City more fits the need. I already have a 996 race car do that fills my need for raw speed. Call me crazy, but I've owned a few Boxsters over the years and I always enjoyed driving them.

 

Hmmm, would make a nice bookend

 

The pedigree is interesting. The prior owner did not know the history. It was my research after I purchased it that led me to discovering the history and acquiring the window sticker. That was quite a find.

 

Beautiful car. The Boxster spider is a fun car too but wouldnt it also overlap with your track car? It's not the most practical Porsche.

 

Love TDF blue and it looks good on the CS.. someone's going to get a sweet ride!

GLWS!

 

Lovely specimen. Good luck with the sale!

 

Is that first pic from the ROE a couple of years ago at Pindar Vineyards? I think that is my old 355 spider two cars down from you. Funny it's next to an F430 spider which I now have. I guess it was fate!

Car is gorgeous. GLWS!

 

Yes it was. Won second place there

 

FYI, if anyone is serious about this car, I have a business opportunity I would like to invest in bring your offers. I am motivated by this at the moment but its a short term opportunity. Would need to be able to close a deal by mid November.

 

FYI, current mileage is 11,000. Been enjoying the fall out on the east end wine tasting, etc.

 

I would like to make you an offer. Would you like me to post on the forum or some other way?

 

He left his contact info.. Ed Newman 516-983-3473 [email protected]

 

Yep, eyes were not functioning. Missed that. I did shoot him an email. Thanks for looking out.

 

Price dropped to $129,995.00

 

PM for accident pics, service records, car fax report, etc.

 

Nice looking car

 

BUMP Price reduced to $124,999 !!!!

 

Bump Price reduced to $119,999

 

I am tempted to make you an offer.

 

Surprised it hasn't sold. What a great buy for someone. GLWS.

 

DO IT ...Join the 360 family !

 

I've been tempted myself as well, but the combo of the accident history, no stripe, and off color (interior particularly, IMO), add up to a deal breaker for me. Mileage is nice, though!

 

The color combo has to work. TDF/Tan is one of the more popular colors in terms of build. Obviously red is the most popular. As far as I have seen on the registries, there are no TDF stripe cars in the US. I've heard there is one, maybe just not documented and I know there is one with an aftermarket stripe.