2003 Ferrari 360 Spider F1

In the early 2000s, the Ferrari 360 marked a major milestone as the brand’s first model to be constructed entirely from aluminum. This was a significant step forward, resulting in a chassis that was not only much stiffer than its predecessor, but also considerably lighter. Combined with the legendary 3.6-liter naturally aspirated V8 engine producing 400 horsepower, the 360 delivered exceptional performance and handling that was considered best-in-class at the time.

The car we are proud to offer here is an original Dutch-delivered Ferrari 360 Spider F1, supplied new by Kroymans in May 2003, with a documented mileage of only 64,750 km. The first owner was based in Nordhorn, Germany, so the car was initially registered there for several years. This particular 360 is very familiar to me personally, as I purchased it over 18 years ago for my own use and drove it extensively for more than eight years. I later sold it to a Dutch client who cherished it until June of this year, after which I had the opportunity to buy it back.

The car is finished in the classic Grigio Titanium with a black leather interior, a timeless color combination that beautifully highlights the elegant Pininfarina design.

In terms of maintenance, this Ferrari has been meticulously cared for. The timing belt was replaced on time, and the car recently received a comprehensive service. All service booklets are present and fully stamped, and of course, both original keys are included.

Visually, the car presents itself beautifully. The (first) paint is in excellent condition, the convertible top operates exactly as it should, and the interior is completely original and unblemished, with a tasteful patina appropriate to the car’s age and mileage.

If you’re in the market for an honest and well-maintained example of the Ferrari 360 Spider F1, this is truly worth a visit. The combination of low mileage, tasteful specification, and fully documented history makes this a rare opportunity.