Ferrari Service Records

There is no central database so you'll probably struggle without huge detective work starting with posting the chassis no here to see if anyone has any more precise geographic ownership details that might enable tracing service locations

 

You could start by running a car fax on the vehicle.
Once you get that you can see where in the states the car was owned. Sometimes it lists what work was done on the car at what dealer. then you can contact the dealer and they should give you the service records if you can prove ownership of the vehicle, usually by sending them a copy of the title in your name.
You can also do a title search on the car and get the owners names.

good luck

 

I'm not sure that I would spend the time searching for anything on her.

I'm just making assumptions (dangerous... and please make corrections for your situation) but it sounds like she's had a rough (early) and neglected (later) life.

You're going to be spending a lot of time and money to get it sorted, but the good news is that is that it will reset the clock for paperwork/service.

 

Nice car buddy. Congrats and good luck with the service history.

I have a feeling that you wont have any luck and may be better off just getting in there to change the cam belts just to be sure.

 

+ 1

Whatever the mileage they must already be at least a year old and probably two (ie since before the incident that preceded the salvage title) - PAP's way you start a proper service history correctly for going forward

 

I think so too mate.

A friend here bought a 348 Spider a few years ago. He was ASSURED the cam belt was changed before he bought the car. But there was no proof or service history.

So he proceeded to spend the $5K and had the cam belt service performed just incase.

Now he knows the service history of his Spider and is very happy.
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can you tell your friend with the 348 spider that his wheels are on backwards.

The Left wheels are on the RH side & vice versa.

 

Cheers mate, that is an old pic when he got the car.

Car currently has 360 wheels on it. But good to see you are paying attention.

 

I have to agree with PAP get the service done so you have that peice of mind,who Knows the tech could have overlooked something.Get it fixed now.

 

Beautiful car, enjoy it. But either have the service done or do it yourself (there is plenty of excellent advice on this site). That way like PAP said you'll know it's done and done right, and if it is like mine you'll find othder stuff too while the engine is out.
And anyway, half the beauty is in the engine.