360 Anyone know this Stradale coming up at Mecum this week?

Looks ok to me.....alacantara is a little rough but looks like a CS

 

look ok to me Juan. I had similar in my first CS.

 

Be careful with that - the panel gaps are all over the place.

 

I bet it has more miles than 8567 the alcantara show the allot more where than 30000 mile CS

 

Seat bottoms leather looks not so good for 8500 miles CS

 

Real CS. Not a real stripe. Also the red rear diffuser is not stock. Leather on seats and alcantara dash look quite worn for a 8500 mile car.

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I thought it was virtually impossible to tamper with a digital odometer.

 

There was a whole scandal about this with Ferrari...
https://jalopnik.com/ferrari-accused-of-allowing-illegal-odometer-rollbacks-1792798588

 

It's quite simple, especially on the 360 and F430. TCU and Cluster.

 

I find it difficult to believe that rolling back an odometer can be quite simple. Too much is at stake. If it's simple, then many or most Ferrari's have false mileage readings.

 

Many Ferraris do, I thought that was common knowledge. The process is a simple one.

 

This is why service records are so important so you can see if something smells funny with the mileage stated at each service.

 

Tampering with a digital odometer is worryingly easy. The trick is in covering your tracks by making sure all the different mileage recorders on the car are aligned. Always worth checking to see that the TCU mileage matches with the gauge cluster, though this isn't that hard to "correct" either.

Modern cars are getting harder to hide the evidence of clocking- more ecu's being used to capture mileage data, and some use clever tactics to make it hard to wind back the miles. Hopefully blockchain technology finds its way into this field eventually , which should make clocking impossible for the foreseeable.