For sale: A beautifully restored 1980 Ferrari 308 GTSi in the iconic Rosso Corsa. This classic Ferrari has undergone a painstaking 4-year restoration, resulting in a vehicle that is as pristine as it is performance-ready. Every detail has been meticulously attended to, and a complete photo documentation of the restoration process is available.

The chassis has been repainted in its original Rosso Corsa, and every part has been carefully cleaned, restored, or replaced. The engine, gearbox, brakes, and suspension have been fully refurbished to ensure optimal performance. All rubber hoses, gaskets, and metal components have been renewed or plated, maintaining both the car's functionality and its stunning appearance.

In addition to its full restoration, this Ferrari 308 GTSi boasts several modern upgrades, including an EFI (Electronic Fuel Injection) conversion for enhanced reliability and performance. The car also features a stainless steel exhaust muffler , nano ceramic coatings on the water pipes, chassis and bodywork. These coatings not only protect the car's finish but also help to dissipate engine heat, keeping the passenger compartment and trunk cooler.

Since its completion in 2020, the car has been driven sparingly, with just 1,000 to 2,000 kilometers added each year. It comes with both a set of four Gotti race rims with 16” tires and the original metric rims, giving you the choice of classic or performance-focused aesthetics.

This Ferrari 308 GTSi is the perfect blend of classic style, modern upgrades, and meticulous craftsmanship—an ideal choice for collectors and driving enthusiasts alike.

Many photos available of the process and lot of details on the fchat 308 forum...

This spider version of the 308 GTBi shared both its line and engine. The fuel injection system gave both models much smoother power delivery. Unfortunately, meeting anti-pollution regulations meant that a few horses had to go, and the cleaner engines were less powerful than the previous carburettor ones. Aware of this situation and the need to re-establish its cars at the top their class, Ferrari immediately began further development of the V8 engine with the aim of increasing power whilst still keeping exhaust emissions within acceptable levels.