1978 Ferrari 400AIntroducing this rare 1978 Ferrari 400A showing
just 15,174 miles on the odometer. Finished in classic Rosso Corsa
over a Nero interior. Ferrari produced only 355 automatic 400A
models out of 502 total carbureted 400-series cars, making the
automatic version a relatively uncommon specification. The 400
series was also Ferrari's first production model offered with an
automatic transmission.Highlights:- 15k-Mile- Exterior Color: Rosso
Corsa- Interior Color: Nero- 4.8L Weber Carbureted V12 Engine-
Automatic Transmission- Power-Assisted Steering- Four-Wheel Disc
Brakes- Air Conditioning- Power Windows- Blaupunkt Radio- Veglia
Instrumentation- 15-Inch Alloy WheelsEquipped with a 4.8-liter
Weber-carbureted V12 engine paired with an automatic transmission,
along with power-assisted steering and four-wheel disc brakes. The
exterior features Ferrari's distinctive pop-up dual headlights,
black-finished bumpers, quadruple exhaust outlets, and 15-inch
5-spoke star-pattern alloy wheels with yellow Cavallino Rampante
center caps.Inside, the 2+2 cabin is equipped for long-distance
touring with air conditioning, power windows, wood-rimmed
three-spoke steering wheel, toggle switches, dual side mirrors,
glove box, analog clock, center console, and Blaupunkt
radio. This example has recently come out of storage and
is currently not running. With its Rosso Corsa over Nero color
combination, carbureted V12, and relatively limited production of
automatic 400A models, it presents an interesting opportunity for
Ferrari enthusiasts looking for a distinctive grand touring
Ferrari. For $39,950
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