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The car spent most of its life on the West Coast before it came in 1988 to a
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Florida based Ferrari enthusiast. It received in 1988 its first renovation in order
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to be shown on the FCA National Concourse in Atlanta/Georgia. By this it is said
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that the engine had been overhauled, the car had been stripped to bare metal
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to receive a new perfect show condition paint and the suspension had been
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rebuilt as well. As the result of the major effort it won a Best in Class trophy on
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the FCA National Concourse which shows that this Daytona had been always in
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fantastic condition. It is reported that it had an overall mileage of appr. 40 000
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mls when a new German owner bought it in Dec. 1991 on the Kruse Auction in
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Miami/FL. After the auction the car has been imported into Germany in
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early 1992.
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This will be confirmed by the outstanding original condition of the interior. It still
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has its mouse hair dashboard in unbelievable unmolested near to new condition
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which is difficult to find on Daytonas. The interior is in marvellous original
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condition which corresponds with the mileage.
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The engine compartment looks as well very clean and there is not any single
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item missing which has been originally delivered to a US Daytona. The engine
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runs very nice having lots of torque. Before we purchased this Daytona the
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preowner commissioned a new service to the engine in order to have it perfect.
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We really like this Daytona with its low mileage and its wonderful preserved
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original condition. If someone adores originality this is the Daytona to go for.
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