1967 Alfa Romeo Spider on 2040-cars
Lemon Grove, California, United States
Message me at : MalikaRuppenthalofrn@yahoo.com
Here is your once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to acquire a rare, rust-free &original European delivery 1967 Alfa Romeo duetto Spyder. With only 48koriginal, documented miles (78k kilometers). Extremely rare Silver Gray overRed.Put the top down and this car turns heads like you wouldn't believe!This car was delivered new in 1967 to Germany (I haveoriginal import and delivery documentation), driven around Europe for 8 yearsand then shipped to the US in 1975. It has been owned by a single family from1967 - 2002.It has the original numbers matching engine, transmission, and Webercarburetors – the entire car is almost 100% original with the exception of avery high-quality respray in the early 90s and the convertible top had a newskin put on (looks like new). It comes with the original spare(original tirestill on it!), jack, toolkit, original keys, etc... I have going back to the original shipping and delivery documents intoGermany and a big stack of receipts throughout the years as well as a one-pagehistory of the car written by the previous owner. This car was also used forfilming a movie (I will give more details to the winning bidder). It runs anddrives amazingly and easily turns over first try, even when cold (see video).Absolutely no 2nd gear grinds - I have a $7000 receipt for the and it shifts like butter (unlike most Alfas).
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