2004 Ferrari 360 Spyder

The 360 Modena was named for Enzo Ferrari's birthplace, and the center of his Scuderia's early development. It was announced at the 1999 Geneva Auto Show and was a continuation of the company's long-running series of mid-engine models. The 360 featured a proprietary aluminum space frame developed with Alcoa and wore a design created by Pininfarina.

This Spider was fitted by the factory with Daytona seats, Scuderia fender shields, racing exhaust, red brake calipers, front and rear Challenge grilles, and modular wheels. Finished in Argento paint with a black soft top, the car was trimmed with black leather offset with silver piping.

This Spider was owned by two Southern owners and accrued approximately 15,000 miles before being purchased in 2013 by Dr. Thomas Graziano of New Jersey, who maintained the car in a climate-controlled garage.

The car was shown at the Cavallino Classic for three consecutive years, from 2014 to 2016, where it earned an FCA Platinum award each time, and also won First in Class awards at the 2014 Le Belle Macchine and the 2015 FCA Regional Concours in New Jersey.

The car currently displays 19,775 miles.

By Daniel Vaughan | Apr 2017