1987 Ferrari 328 GTS 1987 Ferrari 328 GTS Coupe only 28k miles! Nice original condition.

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This is a nice original, beautiful condition 1987 Ferrari 328 GTS black with Cream beige interior, which is a rare color combination on these. Only 28k miles since new. This car runs and drives perfectly with no excuses or stories. It has never been modified. Paint is in exceptional condition, and appears to be all original. Leather seats are in their original condition, with a nice patina. They have not been refinished. All electronic items work as they should. We have a lot of the service records.
Its been in a car dealers climate controlled collection for many years prior to my purchase, and in mine (also a dealer) for about 5 years. It's been properly cared for, started and exercised regularly. According to age, it's due for the belt service...
Seeing how this car was not driven as Enzo intended, the belt service was not a worry of mine. I've driven it 50 miles or so every year for the past 5 years... If you want to send your mechanics kids to college, or twist it up to redline daily, have it done right away! BTW if you've never seen one of the belts, you could lift a suburban off the ground with it, I don't see how it could break.
Includes two keys, leather owners sleeve, manual, jack, spare, toolkit, and even the plastic light. We sold this car to the previous owner some years ago, and know it pretty well. Ebay is limiting me to 24 pics, if you would like to see something additional, let me know and I will send them directly to you.
We are a small dealer north of Pittsburgh, PA We can help load this for shipping, but I do not know how much shipping will cost. Please do your own research. We cannot load the vehicle until we are positively sure the check is cleared and the cash is in the bank. A wire transfer is best. Pre-purchase inspections are welcomed, as we have nothing to hide.  Please contact me if you would like to discuss the car, or trades etc. 724.525.7055, or 724.664.7979 which is my partner Al. He knows a lot about the car. Thanks, Joe