F355 Market

Post 95, 311/c was later rebranded to “Rosso Monza.”

There is history of Ferrari re naming certain colors post 95. For example, Blu Micalizzato was later re named to Blu Le Mans.



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https://www.jonathanmotorcars.com/1995-ferrari-f355-spider-gated-manual-serviced-rare-color-c-59.htm


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https://www.marshallgoldmanbh.com/used-vehicle-1996-ferrari-f355-spider-c-2969/

Rosso Monza (1996)


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That was a low mileage example! Seats were pretty dry, but the color is pretty spectacular. Lets see if it pops back up at a higher price and new seller. [emoji51]


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I saw that car in person late last year at Grand Prix Motors in CA being serviced for the new owner

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Giallo Modena is another - it has been called Giallo fer and Giallo fly, all code 102. My '95 is Giallo Fer 102 but I think for '96 up it was changed to Giallo Modena.

 

I’m looking for this car:

Berlinetta
Rosa Corsa
Tan carbon seats
Factory Shields
Fiorano Handling Package
Silver challenge wheels
Challenge rear wing

Must have been ordered from the factory in this spec and have less than 20k miles.

 

Manual or F1 ?

Challenge wing and challenge wheels weren’t options for road cars. I do have a challenge wing to sell though .

 

Everything was a option with the right connections and means

manual or F1 is fine

 

How does the wing attach ?

 

The only car I know that remotely fits that description is a 355 tested in a Japanese magazine. No shields though.


A dealer could order you a challenge wing and challenge wheels separately. They just weren’t on the options list from the factory… at least I’ve never seen it.


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Holes drilled to the engine lid + bracing underneath the lid.

 

I only know of 2 fully loaded 355’s. 1 black RHD F1 GTS with all possible options ordered by a well-known collector. Challenge wheels, brakes, and wing were not on the option list. They were simply added after. The guy spec’d the car to track.



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That thing is sexy as ….

 

The car even has the ultra rare OE carbon targa, which some have reported to be a $7k option at the time. Pretty much no one ordered it but a handful worldwide. My point, the man didn’t skimp on options. He ordered everything one could possibly order for a 355 and some.


This car was later stripped of all of it’s valuable features and auctioned off on BaT. I’ll let you guys figure out which car that is .


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@Skippr1999

There’s only one other fully option 355 left in the world. It is a LHD F1 Silver/Black Berlinetta with some miles. The car is super cheap. You should consider saving it from us vultures who are looking to buy and strip the car if someone doesn’t act FAST .

 

When I say fully optioned, I mean…

Fiorano Handling Pack
Carbon Seats
Roll Bar
Carbon Interior
Fender shields

 

How do you know all this, Ken?

I forgot, you're the oracle Nostradamus.

 

where do I buy this car ?

 

I think Ken needs a girl friend.

 

My memory happens to work decently when it comes to 355’s .

You always learn something new with these cars.

 

pm sent.

 

I’m still traveling but please PM also.

 

I haven’t seen any spectacularly spec’d manual 355’s I haven’t already mentioned as of late.

 

Where is this??