2001 Ferrari 360 Spider

2001 Ferrari 360 F1 Spider Introducing this spectacular 2001 Ferrari 360 F1 Spider featured with 65,662 miles on the odometer. Finished in Grigio Nuvolari, the exterior pairs beautifully with a beige leather interior highlighted by subtle dark blue piping, perfectly complementing the matching blue convertible soft top.Highlights:- 65k-Mile- Exterior Color: Grigio Nuvolari- 3.6-Liter Tipo F131 V8- Six-Speed F1 Sequential Transaxle - Silver-Finished Ferrari-branded Calipers- Blue Convertible Soft Top- Power-Adjustable Seats- Air Conditioning- Power Windows- Touchscreen Stereo w/Rearview Cam- Quad Exhaust Outlets- Tire Inflator Kit and Storage Bags- 18-Inch Five-Spoke Alloy Wheels- Clean CARFAX Report- $32,453.31 in Receipt CopiesThis Pininfarina-designed Ferrari combines style and performance with a 3.6-Liter Tipo F131 V8 engine paired to a six-speed F1 sequential transaxle. It features four-wheel disc brakes with silver-finished Ferrari-branded calipers, quad exhaust outlets, a tool kit, a tire inflator kit/storage bag, 18-inch five-spoke alloy wheels with Pirelli P Zero tires, and a fully powered blue convertible soft top.Inside, enjoy air conditioning, power windows, a touchscreen stereo w/rearview cam, dual-side rearview mirrors, a glove box, a three-spoke steering wheel, and a center console for convenience. This example is accompanied by an owners manual, service book, copies of service receipts, and a clean CARFAX report for added peace of mind.This 2001 Ferrari 360 Spider has received $32,453.31 in preventative maintenance and mechanical work from April 2023 to December 2025. Major services include an engine-out belt service and hydraulic ram repair (June 2023), a top-end overhaul with 40 lifters and a new water pump (June 2024), and new convertible top cylinders (June 2025). A full fluid service and diagnostic check were completed in December 2025, leaving the car sorted and ready for its next owner.The 360 Spider was one of the first Ferraris to extensively use aluminum in its chassis and body panels, making it lighter and more agile than its predecessors. With Italian classics like this appreciating steadily, this example is a prime opportunity for collectors and enthusiasts alike, and it is mechanically sound. For $84,500