1979 Ferrari 400 Automatic Euro-SpecOffered here is this 1979
Ferrari 400 Automatic Euro-Spec, showing 15,174 miles (38,367
kilometers) on the odometer. Finished in Grigio over a Rosso
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:- Euro-Spec- 38,367 Kilometers-
European-specification Amber Front Corner Lights-
Pininfarina-styled 2-Door 2+2 Grand Touring Coupe- Exterior Color:
Grigio- Interior Color: Rosso- 4.8L Weber Carbureted V12 Engine-
Automatic Transmission- Power-Assisted Steering- Power-Assisted
Disc Brakes- Power Windows- Clarion Radio- Toggle Switches- Veglia
Borletti instrumentation- 15-Inch Cromodora-Branded WheelsPower
comes from a 4.8-liter Weber-carbureted V12 engine paired with an
automatic transmission, complemented by power-assisted steering and
four-wheel disc brakes. The exterior features Ferrari's signature
pop-up dual headlights, European-specification amber front corner
lights, black-finished bumpers, and a dual exhaust system
terminating in quad polished chrome tailpipes. Completing the
exterior are 15-inch Cromodora-branded alloy wheels with yellow
Cavallino Rampante center caps, fitted with Pirelli tires.The Rosso
interior offers a distinctive contrast to the Grigio exterior, with
a well-appointed 2+2 cabin designed around comfort and
long-distance touring. Features include power windows, MOMO
steering wheel, toggle switches, Veglia Borletti instrumentation,
an analog clock, center console, glove box, driver-side mirror, and
a Clarion radio. The combination of traditional Ferrari
instrumentation, purposeful dashboard layout, and interior colors
gives the cabin a character distinctly representative of Ferrari
grand touring models of the period.Recently emerging from storage,
this Ferrari is currently offered as a non-running project car.
With its carbureted V12, European-market specification, Grigio over
Rosso color combination, and relatively uncommon automatic
configuration, this 400 presents an opportunity to acquire a
distinctive example of Ferrari's front-engine 2+2 grand touring
lineage. For $29,950
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