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1988 Ferrari GTS Turbo Intercooler
Andrea Nannetti

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Italy

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Type of fuel Gasoline

The Ferrari GTB/GTS Turbo Intercooler is a car created in 1986 and derived from the Ferrari 208 Turbo. The car in fact took the same engine but its turbine was changed from KKK to IHI with Intercooler. The body, on the other hand, was the same as the Ferrari 328, with slight modifications such as the addition of the two NACA sockets on the sides. The car thus came to have 254hp and the exact same performance as the better equipped 328. From 1988 ABS was added, and in 1989 production of the model ceased. This car is in excellent condition, in the very rare black color, of which only an estimated 30 or so were produced in total. The bodywork is largely first paint and has no defects of any kind. The interior is its original, well preserved. Although this type of seat suffers a lot from wear over time, these are still very nice and have retained the right stiffness without ever tearing or peeling. In addition, the beige color, mixed with the black body, creates a really nice and refined color combination. The car has always been serviced at Ferrari workshops, for all of its 49,000km. The last one was just performed with distribution included. All the various booklets are present including the services booklet, the original document holder, double keys, tools, and the original night operation light. It is very rare for these cars to have such a complete set of equipment. The car was born in Italy and has always remained here, passing through the hands of only three owners in its 35 years of life.
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