1989 Alfa Romeo Quadrifoglio Spider on 2040-cars
Lewisville, North Carolina, United States
1989 Alfa Romeo Spider Quadrifoglio in excellent condition. It has both a beautiful hardtop and a soft top that is like new. The body is flawless with zero rust. It runs like a new car and has no issues what so ever. The leather seats are in great shape along with new looking carpets. These cars are rare(with both tops) and this one is one of the nicest that you can find! It only has 55,000 miles and again, runs like a new car. The Pirelli tires have 70 percent of the tread remaining. The AC does need to be charged every few months and the tach sticks every so often but thats it. It is a real head turner in fantastic condition. Buyer is responsible for shipping or pickup of the car. |
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