Ferrari 599 GTB Luggage Set

The Luggage

With a 6.0-litre V12 in the nose, Pininfarina's Ferrari 599 GTB is a consummate grand tourer. It’s the sort of car you want to blast around the Continent in, staying in nice hotels along the way. Naturally, you wouldn’t dare attempt such a thing without the proper luggage, would you…

Not to worry. Car & Classic has you covered with this exquisite and well-preserved set of cases by Maranello’s go-to leather workers, Schedoni. Designed to stow on the rear shelf, these bags are purpose-made to fit snugly, protecting your belongings and you Ferrari in equal measure. Finished in high-grade Nero leather, they’re beautifully made and match your car with their 599 GTB badging.

As the photographs attest, the cases are in very good condition and the vendor doesn’t inform us of any notable wear or damage, having only used the cases a couple of times. The cases are complete with their own Ferrari storage bags which also look to be in superb order.

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Vehicle specification

Year 2006
Make NONE
Model Luggage Set
Colour
Odometer 0
Engine size

Listing Details

Seller type Private
Town Rolleston on Dove
Location Staffordshire
Country United Kingdom

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If an auction vehicle doesn't sell, it may be converted into a “Make an offer” listing. This will retain all of the details of the auction listing but replace the bidding functionality with an offering system whereby potential buyers can make an offer on the vehicle.
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