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1967 Alfa Romeo Giulia Super Ti Very Nice Condition on 2040-cars

US $21,000.00
Year:1967 Mileage:78227
Location:

Clinton, Washington, United States

Clinton, Washington, United States

Selling a very nice 1967 Alfa Romeo Giulia Super TI for a client.

The car is virtually rust free, and would appear to have been a West Coast car all of its life. Well cared for and restored by its previous owner, was stripped to bare metal and what small amount of rust there was in the body was cut out and new metal welded in. Body work is very good but not perfect, some waves in the bottoms of the doors, if you look carefully... Very Good but not show quality base coat clear coat paint (PPG paint system was used).

This is a very decent old car that could use some additional tidy up and the only thing that does not seem to work is the speedometer, not really sure why.

The car drives well and looks good certainly show able but not a show car. Great driver grade restoration...

The 1750 cc not original engine was rebuilt by the previous owner and runs very well. The front suspension appears to have new parts in it and it drives tight.

Professionally rebuilt steering box has been installed

owner rebuilt engine and gear box

rebuilt brake calipers (all 4) also with new pads

New factory exhaust from headers back

New professionally installed correct upholstery from Italy on seats

Door panels are all original and in good condition.

Top of dash was re wrinkle finished as was the instrument pod  

New professionally installed headliner

New windshield

New gaskets front and rear windshield

all new door gaskets and trunk gasket

new carpet

New tires Bridgestone Ecopia 185 65 15 on freshly powder coated rims

New side marker light lenses

New Tail light lenses

Nicely Re chromed front and rear bumpers


Please call if you have interest or questions I am more than happy to answer any and all questions. Jim 425 238 5317, please remember I am on the West Coast so reasonable hours please. Should you get the message please leave your number and I will return your call at my earliest convenience.  

More than happy to help arrange shipping to anywhere in the world, if you need or want me to get shipping quotes for you, I am happy to do that. I would remind you that shipping cost will be that of the new owner, and the car must be paid in full before leaving in verified funds.  Please make sure you have your wife's permission and funds in place before bidding. Not really interested in hearing yet another story from someone who was not prepared to follow through with the purchase. Thanks for taking time to look.  

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