Specifications
- Year
- 2004
- Mileage
- 12,000 km
- Transmission
- Manual
- Fuel
- Petrol
- Drivetrain
- RWD
- Steering
- LHD
- Body type
- Coupe
- Exterior
- White
- Interior
- Black
- Location
- Tokyo
About this Ferrari 360 Modena
A 2004 Ferrari 360 Modena with the six speed manual gearbox, finished in white and showing 12,000 km. It also carries a Kreissieg valve exhaust, a Challenge front grille, Target Design aero parts and carbon fibre engine bay trim. Specification - Manufacture year: 2004 - Mileage: 12,000 km - Engine: 3.6 litre V8, naturally aspirated, petrol - Transmission: six speed manual with gated shift, rear wheel drive - Steering: left hand drive - Body style: two door coupe - Seats: two - Exterior colour: white - Repair history: none recorded Equipment - Six speed manual gearbox with exposed gate - Challenge style front grille - Kreissieg valve controlled exhaust - Target Design aero package - Carbon fibre engine cover - Carbon fibre air box - HDD navigation - DVD playback - Air conditioning - Alloy wheels - Stability control and anti lock brakes Condition and provenance The car has covered 12,000 km and carries no recorded repair history. White is an unusual choice on a 360, which is normally seen in red or yellow, and it shows the shape's clean surfaces well. The photographs cover the body, the aero parts, the engine bay with its carbon covers, the cabin and the wheels. The modifications are the story with this car. A Kreissieg exhaust is one of the most respected systems for the 360 and it changes the sound dramatically, while the carbon engine cover and air box are visible the moment the engine lid is opened. Why this car is worth considering Manual 360 Modenas are the cars collectors have been chasing for years. Ferrari built far more F1 equipped cars than manuals, and the gated six speed has become the defining feature of the most desirable examples. If you specifically want a manual mid engined Ferrari from this era, the pool is small and shrinking. Beyond the gearbox, the specification is well chosen. The Challenge grille, Target Design aero and carbon engine bay details give the car a purposeful look without straying into replica territory, and the Kreissieg exhaust is a known quantity rather than an experiment. With 12,000 km on the clock, the car has plenty of life left in it. Buyers should be aware that modified cars can raise questions at inspection in some markets, so it is worth confirming what your local rules allow before committing. Buying and export with ZervTek ZervTek can visit the car, take additional photos and video, and ask the dealer your questions. We can review the available maintenance records and the Japanese registration history, coordinate the purchase and export, and arrange insured RoRo or container shipping.






