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Please, What tools came with a 348 when new?

Discussion in '348/355' started by Darryl, Jan 24, 2006.

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  1. Darryl

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    #1 Darryl, Jan 24, 2006
    I recently purchased a 348TB Speciale (No. 9 of 100) I am wanting to know what tools, covers, jacks, spares, etc. came with the car when new? Please help me.
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  2. Miltonian

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    #2 Miltonian, Jan 24, 2006
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    There should be a list of tools in section M of your owners handbook. I can scan the list from the spare parts catalog if you wish, it's somewhat more thorough.

    There is no spare tire, no jack, no lug wrench. The original Ferrari can of "inflate-a-tire" is INCREDIBLY expensive to replace (several hundred $$$$), so buy a couple of cans at your local auto parts store and save the original can. I carry a small pump that plugs into the lighter socket for emergency inflation, and I carry a plug kit to repair major punctures in an emergency.

    Car covers were available, but not included with the car.
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  3. Miltonian

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    #3 Miltonian, Jan 25, 2006
    Who moved this thread to "Cars, cycles, boats, & planes"??

    It's a perfectly legit Ferrari question.
     
  4. Ricambi America

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    #4 Ricambi America, Jan 25, 2006
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    Jeff -

    That leather bag looks like an F355 bag (short and stubby) rather than a 348 one. Is it yours? It might just be the camera angle, but it doesn't look correct from my perspective. ??

    Mine looks like the picture/drawing below:
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  5. Miltonian

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    #5 Miltonian, Jan 26, 2006
    The tool kit for my 1990 348ts looks just like the one in the picture (not the drawing). If it's laying flat, with the handle up, it measures 15 1/2" wide, by 9" deep, by about 4 1/2" high. The picture was stolen from Werner Scharf's 348 book.

    I'm afraid I don't know what a 355 tool bag looks like.

    When I got my car, the nice Schedoni leather bag was all covered with icky mildew, but it cleaned up just fine.
     

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