1986 Alfa Romeo Spider Graduate 5 Speed, New Brake System, Clutch & Fuel System on 2040-cars
Wilmington, North Carolina, United States
1986 Alfa Romeo : Spider Graduate Convertible 79,000 Miles Three owner car that has always been well maintained. Good carfax history with no accidents and buyback guarantee. Good solid body that has had very little paint work and has no rust issues. Paint is original and still quite presentable considering it's age. Minor ding in the front nose and some small nicks and scratches but overall pretty good. Interior is also original and has openings in the bottoms of both seats right along the center seams. Dash door panels carpets and soft top are all very good. All gauges function properly and all controls work well. Car had been sitting for a while extensive work has just been completed. Entire brake system was redone including all new calipers disc's parking brake cable lines and pads. Complete overhaul of fuel system with new tank lines and fuel pump. Complete clutch job with new pressure plate release bearing and slave cylinder. Full service was also done with all fluids filters etc. replaced. She now runs and drives very well Engine and trunk compartments are very tidy and correct. Spare and jack are there. As well as the factory owners books. Overall a nice little Spider that will be lots of fun for the next owner. Shipping anywhere on the east coast for $350.00 Call SMS auto sales 910-465-1248 with any questions Email smssales311@gmail.com General Terms & Conditions:
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