2003 Ferrari 360 Spider — Factory 6-Speed Manual, Nero over Rosso, 13,515 Miles
Ferrari built the 360 Spider in numbers. It built very few of them with three pedals and an open gate, and that is what this car is: a 2003 Spider finished in Nero over Rosso, showing 13,515 miles from new, with the factory six-speed manual.
It is also an unusually well-specified example. Modular wheels, Scuderia fender shields, Daytona-style seats and the Challenge grille were all ordered new, and together they set the car apart from the silver-over-tan F1 cars that make up most of what trades today. Inside, Rosso hide and red carpet run against a black dash and aluminum console, with drilled alloy pedals and the chrome ball on the gate.
Black paint, red interior, manual gearbox, low miles — the combination collectors ask for and rarely find together. The car is with us in Wayne, Pennsylvania and available to inspect by appointment.
Highlights
Factory gated 6-speed manual — the configuration the market now chases
13,515 miles from new
Nero (paint code 1250) over a Rosso leather interior
Factory Modular wheels, Scuderia fender shields and Challenge grille
Daytona-style seats, red carpet, drilled alloy pedals
3.6-liter V8, 400 hp, rear-wheel drive
Detailed on arrival at our Wayne, Pennsylvania showroom