Wanted Wanted Black 355 GTB or GTS

What's your budget? My gated manual 355 GTS with CF seats won't be cheap.

 

There is one on BAT.


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Oops sorry it’s red…


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Imagine if someone created a 6 speed conversion kit!

 

Meh, some would say the advent of the F1 paddles ruined many a car…

(Converted cars can also be brought back to original especially since the F1 on a F355 is just an actuator engaging the clutch and nowhere near as complex as modern DCT setups)

 

this one just came up on FB ...
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Flood damage, would be interesting to know the VIN ....

 

I've been trying to keep track of Salvage titled cars and believe this is ZFFXR42A6W0110062 based on the spec.

 

Black/Black ‘99 GTS F1 was just offered to me, but I think I’m going to pass. PM me with your budget and I’ll share details and seller info if it makes sense.

-Erik

 

You could get one locally at a dealership that would be safe and good.

 

"Greeg Justin" you went out of your way to make a profile here and sign up just to post this bright comment?

 

Thank you

 

Looking for a 355 GTB (red or yellow) as well, 6-speed, high mileage welcome

 

Apparently Ferrari only built 2 of those with that spec in 1999. Probably the rarest of all F355.

If you have info on that car, I would like to know.

Regards

Jules

 

That’s a stretch.

 

Hi , I have a 98' F1 if you're still in the market. Red/tan. I can be reached at 973-303-9286.

 

Hey Ken, Im not sure about that either, just appears that way in my research for my next purchase. What is the rarest 355 configuration?

 

The 355 was offered in so many different ways, there’s plenty of rare combinations. Key is what is rare and desirable?

 

Agreed. A black/black 308 GTS for me would also be a contender.
If you look at the 355 registry, (a very cool exercise), you can see that there aren’t too many of certain factory configurations, and from what I saw on the registry anyways, it appeared that a Factory BLK/BLK F1 355 was ultra rare. I guess a green one would be rare to your point too and I didn’t look at that and do a comprehensive cross sectional forensic. Interestingly about the 355, the kind and volume of factory options that are available on all Ferrari models of today, there are actually a lot of options for the 355. Much due to aftermarket participation. Its almost like or it seems anyway, the 355 spawned the broader after market eco system for Ferrari. Cool cars both series