Buying or Selling a 1981 Ferrari 400i?

 

Produced from 1979 to 1985, the Ferrari 400i succeeded to the 400 with a Bosch fuel injection system replacing the carburetors to comply with the emissions standards. Throughout the production, the V12 Colombo engine underwent some changes and the top speed of the Ferrari 400i was recorded at 149 mph. The differences with the first 400 model were mostly limited to the engine. The Pininfarina design featured a three-box style with the iconic swag line dividing the car’s profile. Various coachbuilders offered the car in a convertible trim. The body was made of steel and the floor used fiberglass. Suspension consisted of double wishbones, coil springs and anti-roll bars all around, and the chassis used a tubular steel fabrication. The car was well equipped with servo-assisted steering and disc brakes on all four wheels.

 

1981 Ferrari 400i Seller’s Guide

Looking to sell a 1981 Ferrari 400i? The Alex Manos team would love to share a few tips and advice. One recommendation they’ll give you is to take your Ferrari to your trusted mechanic and have them prepare the car for a pre-purchase inspection. The idea is to make sure the model is in its best possible condition to limit the leverage of prospects. Small fixes can often be made for little expense and result in a better offer. The Alex Manos team would love to give you more recommendations to help you make a good transaction. Feel free to call the team anytime and ask for more.

Alex Manos and his team are also known for their large collection of classics. The experts welcome the opportunity to earn your business and would love to take a look at your 1981 Ferrari 400i. Should the model fit their collection, they’ll make you a top dollar offer on the spot, payable in cash. Get in touch with the team today to find out more about their interest in your model and their many additional services.

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