This comprehensive 1978 Ferrari 308 GTB 308 GTS Spare Parts Catalogue Manual provides invaluable insights for owners and enthusiasts seeking to understand the intricate workings of their classic Ferrari. Detailed diagrams and instructions, meticulously compiled by the original equipment manufacturer, guide you through servicing and repairing your vehicle. From identifying specific components to understanding their functions and proper replacement procedures, this manual empowers you to confidently tackle maintenance tasks, ensuring your Ferrari remains in peak condition. With this essential guide at your fingertips, you can save on costly service repairs and gain a deeper appreciation for the legendary engineering behind this iconic car.

The 1978 Ferrari 308 GTB and 308 GTS are iconic sports cars, marking a pivotal moment in Ferrari's history. The 308 GTB, standing for Gran Turismo Berlinetta, was the coupe version, while the GTS, Gran Turismo Spider, featured a removable targa top. Both models boasted a sleek and athletic design penned by renowned Italian stylist, Pininfarina. The 308 series was the first Ferrari to utilize a mid-mounted, longitudinally-placed V8 engine, a configuration that would become a signature feature of future Ferrari models. This engine, displacing 2.9 liters, produced a respectable 255 horsepower, allowing the 308 to achieve a top speed of over 155 mph. The 308 GTB and GTS were praised for their responsive handling, sharp steering, and exhilarating driving experience, making them instant classics among automotive enthusiasts. The 1978 Ferrari 308 GTB and 308 GTS were not only aesthetically pleasing, but also represented a significant evolution in Ferrari's engineering and manufacturing processes. They featured a robust steel chassis and a lightweight fiberglass body, contributing to their exceptional performance. The 308 series also saw the introduction of fuel injection technology, replacing the previous carburetors, which ultimately improved fuel efficiency and power delivery. These innovations solidified the 308's reputation as a driver's car, offering both thrilling performance and everyday practicality. Its success led to a long production run, with various iterations and special editions, cementing its place as one of the most recognizable and sought-after Ferrari models.