1996 Ferrari F355 Replica

We’re a family-run business proudly selling RVs and specialty vehicles nationwide since 2010, with 100% positive eBay feedback and thousands of satisfied customers. Every vehicle we sell goes through a 50-point rigorous inspection to ensure quality, reliability, and safety before delivery. Over 90% of our buyers purchase confidently sight-unseen because we make the process simple and secure — every sale includes FREE nationwide shipping, a 30-day limited warranty, and a Bill of Lading for out-of-state buyers to help avoid the approximate 10% California pickup tax. We’ve been shipping RVs across the U.S. for 14+ years without a single major issue, earning a reputation built on trust, transparency, and hassle-free coast-to-coast deliveries. Because we operate from a private warehouse (not an open car lot), local pickups are by appointment only and require a small refundable deposit to confirm. This policy allows us to give each buyer our full attention, ensure vehicles are ready for viewing, and keep the process efficient, professional, and stress-free.

was $50k .@ CARS 4 MOVIE: Exclusive Vehicles for Movie Studios, Celebrities & Events With over 38 years of experience and training from top New York schools, we specialize in creating unique vehicles for film productions, celebrity events, parades, and promotional campaigns. Our expertise spans mechanical testing, field racing, artistic movie commercials, and large-scale campaigns. We invite you to view our walkaround video—your reliable tool for our 90% sight-unseen purchases. Replica Ferrari F355 Benefits: Affordability: Our replica offers a significantly lower purchase price and maintenance costs—just 10% of the original Ferrari. For example, an original Ferrari tune-up costs $12,000; our replica can be serviced for just $500 by any general mechanic. Insurance: Costs only 20% of the original Ferrari’s insurance. Vehicle Overview: Mileage: Driven less than 2,000 miles annually, totaling just 70,500 miles. History & Design: Originally intended as a compact, mid-engine sports car, the Pontiac Fiero was toned down by GM to avoid competing with the Corvette. However, its innovative design still stands out as a top example of 1980s automotive engineering. The Fiero is praised for its unique mid-engine layout, often listed among the top 10 greatest car designs. Its surprising comfort for taller drivers and growing status as a collectible make it a standout in the automotive world.