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2004 Ferrari 360 Spider

Since the 1970s, Ferrari's most popular model has always been the line of mid-engine V8 cars that started with the 308 GT4 in 1973. With a lower price than their V12 stablemates that was paired with more nimble driving dynamics and rakish supercar styling. In 1999, Ferrari debuted its newest variant of the mid-engine V8 family, the 360 Modena- an all new design that was intended to be the first Ferrari you could truly use every day.

This 2004 Ferrari 360 Spider is from the final year of production and is finished in Rosso Scuderia over Cuoio Naturale leather interior. Showing 13,522 miles on the odometer, this is a lifelong California car and benefits from a recent major service. The exterior of the car is fitted with a set of Modular 3-piece wheels from Ferrari, with Rosso Scuderia painted brake calipers behind them. A set of Scuderia Shields are affixed to both front fenders and front Challenge-style grille meshes were also optioned from the factory.

The tan natural leather interior features Daytona seat inserts, which are accented by black contrast seat piping and deviated interior stitching. The seats are optioned with power adjustability, and an upgraded stereo system has been installed.

Powering the 360 Spider is a 3.6 liter naturally aspirated V8 that produces 395 horsepower and sits under a glass engine cover behind the passengers. This example has been upgraded with a Tubi-Style exhaust system and recently was the subject of a major service where the timing belts and cam cover gaskets were replaced. Additionally, this car is fitted from the factory with an F1 6-speed paddle shift gearbox.

Thanks to the 360 Spider's analog driving experience and classic looks, it is becoming more collectible every year and this example features a host of desirable options and a solid service history to go with it.