3K-Mile 2000 Ferrari 360 Modena 6-Speed Euro
Vehicle Details
- Year: 2000
- Make: Ferrari
- Model: 360 Modena
- VIN: ZFFYR51B000118731
- Mileage: 5,535
- Transmission: Manual
- Title Status: Clean
- Color: Nero
- Seller: az911
- Seller Type: Dealer
- Location: Peoria, AZ 85383
- Dealer Fees: $395
- Lot #: V-0006921
Now available for auction is this 2000 Ferrari 360 Modena 6-Speed finished in Nero over black leather. Originally built for the European market, this 2000 example was imported to the U.S. and federalized by JK Technologies in Maryland, where it was fitted with a 220-mph speedometer and digital odometer that is now showing approximately 5,535 kilometers (3440 miles). This example is equipped with rare carbon fiber sport seats and a highly sought after 6-speed gated manual paired with a 3.6 L V8 engine. It is now being offered by its seller in Arizona accompanied by original books and tools, service records, and a clean title.
The Nero (1250) paint remains in excellent condition with clear paint protection film applied over the full front-end (detailed images are provided in the photo gallery). Noteworthy features include Pininfarina-designed aluminum bodywork, red-painted brake calipers, and 18” 5-spoke wheels dressed in new Bridgestone Potenza tires.
The cabin is appointed with black leather and rare factory carbon fiber sport seats. Most notably, this example features a polished aluminum shift knob with a 6-speed gated surround. Other features include automatic climate control and a Becker stereo system. The interior is said to be in very nice shape and some slight warping has been indicated on the dashboard. All gauges and accessories are reported to be fully functional.
One of the purest expressions of Ferrari’s mid-engine sports car, this 360 Modena is equipped with a naturally aspirated dry-sump 3.6 L V8 engine rated at 400 HP. The rear wheels are driven by way of a coveted 6-speed manual gearbox with limited-slip differential allowing for a 0-60 time of approximately 4.5 seconds. A timing belt service is reported to have been carried out in 2016 along with an oil change and coolant flush. More recently in 2020, a comprehensive service was carried out at McLaren Scottsdale which included a new water pump, oil change, brake fluid flush, and new accessory belts. The seller indicates this Ferrari to be in great running order while meeting Arizona emissions standards.
This sale will include 1 master key with a demobilizing fob, a Ferrari toolkit, owner’s manuals, some service records, and a clean title. This 6-speed 360 Modena is the perfect choice for any enthusiast in search of a visceral Italian sports car.
Auction Results
- Sold for: $99,000
- Auction End: Dec 03, 2020 09:05:21PM UTC
- Number of Bids: 23
Comments (38)
Congrats @alan6888hk you will be thrilled with this car. I’ll be in touch with you via email later today to finalize the details. Thanks everyone in the PCAR community for your bids and questions.
Congrats on the car! @az911 if there any issues with the sale let me know, I am local to you.
Sold for $99,000
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@kgtkgtkgt If you hit the "Contact Seller" button it will direct message me and I will do my best to answer your question(s) between meetings today. Thank you.
Good morning PCAR family, final day of the auction but let me know if you have any questions. This is a stunning Ferrari that has been extremely well maintained and drives perfectly. It will make the perfect addition to someone's garage as an amazing collector piece or weekend toy. There are no more gated manuals being produced and Ferrari doesn't build cars with this much "feel" anymore. A truly wonderful experience. Bid with confidence and best of luck!
I'm traveling out-of-town with meetings today but will do my best to check messages.
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Az How can I reach you to ask a few questions?
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Walk-around and drive-away videos have both been submitted to @pcarmarket to be posted into the gallery. Enjoy!
Thanks for the info on that. I did not realize that the engine removal issue was not applicable to the 360 Modena. And, yes, I believe David is right about the chain drive.
It's a beautiful and very desirable car!
Hey, it's Giving Tuesday! Anybody out there want to spot me a cool $100K so I can win this bidding?
@WRENCH.56 The $3K quote came from Exclusive Motorcars of Arizona. Steve regularly prepares and shows cars at Monterey Car Week and his shop has one of the finest reputations for Ferrari and Lamborghini service and restoration in the United States.
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@wrench.45 Im pretty sure the last v8 you had to drop to do the belts was the 355. 360 is not too bad.~$3000 is reasonable for an indy. in my opinion. 430 has a chain as opposed to a belt. Finally
Are you sure about that $3000 cost for a belt replacement? My understanding is that all longitudinal V8 Ferraris require the engine to be dropped to replace belts and water pumps.
Only the transverse V8s (308 & 328) can be accessed via the rear wheel wells (with wheels removed) to do that service. Am I wrong about this?
hi, do you have photos of the headlining? Is it all in good order? At this age it can sag as the cover on the airbag panel on the dash.can you Gove more history on the ownership history? thanks
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@Doc18015 CARFAX and Autocheck reports have been posted in the gallery by @pcarmarket.
This 360 was imported to the US when the car was new in 07/2000. Both history reports confirm that the vehicle passed US road inspection/safety specifications shortly thereafter in 10/2000. (Essentially just changing over the speedometer from kph to mph from my understanding. The odometer stays in kilometers). This was fairly common when the 360 was new as these were very popular cars and trading for upwards of $100K over MSRP with demand greatly exceeding supply. JK Technologies was a frequent importer of European cars, including numerous Ferraris, and they were responsible for making sure the car complied with US regulations (as seen in the decals/placards shown in photos 73 and 89). They are still in business today and accessible on the web. Should you have specific questions regarding how this process is carried out you are welcome to contact JK Technologies directly, but the critical component is that this has already been completed (back in 2000) and the car is US legal and has been titled in the US since it came here new.
In terms of the belt service, the accessory belts and water pump were just replaced in August 2020, per the attached service records, and the most recent belt change was performed in September 2016, or roughly 1,000 miles ago. The car has been immaculately kept and stored and it’s very common for low mileage cars that have been maintained properly to wait 6-7 years (max 15K miles) for belt replacement. However, if you prefer to change out earlier, you can expect to spend around $3K from a highly competent independent shop. Thanks for your questions.
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Being a Euro machine does not do much for its value. Can you provide a copy of the Car Fax; the DOT changes for importation and legality of ownership in the states.
Also, the major service is due for the car ( three years belt, etc.)....can you address this requirement with respect to costs?
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Good afternoon, and thanks for having a look at our spectacular gated-manual Ferrari 360. I'll be available throughout the next several days for questions as they come up. Also, if you are local to the Phoenix area, you are welcome to come by and inspect the car in person as well. Thank you, Franz