1967 Alfa Romeo Gtv Step Nose (scalino) Silver European Model on 2040-cars
Fort Lauderdale, Florida, United States
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1967 Alfa Romeo GTV Giulia Sprint Veloce Step nose
Rust free and solid car. Went under a COMPLETE nut and bolt restoration to concourse conditions. Complete engine overhaul, transmission overhaul, rear-end overhaul. Sport Suspension from Alfa-holics. Suspension and steering still very, very tight. All suspension parts powder coated in black. Dash was sent to California to Just Dashes to be refinished. Chrome is excellent. New rotors, new brakes, new gas lines. Heater box, filter box, linkages, all powder coated. New tires. Has tool kit, emergency reflective triangle. New trunk mat and carpets from Italy. Interior was all redone. New headliner, new window and door seals, new door panels. Still tight to close doors. Seat springs were all sand blasted and re painted. New cushions and fitted with European leather. New seat belts. new retro look radio with modern technology. IPOD ready! Has the original Manual in excellent condition. Driven only 500 +/- miles since restoration from show to show. SERIOUS INQUIRIES ONLY! Please come and see the car. Buyer is responsible for all transportation of vehicle. |
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