Alfa Romeo Spider Rare Color Combination, Low Miles , Well Sorted Out. on 2040-cars
Porter Ranch, California, United States
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Great Alfa Romeo
1977 Stunning rare color combination, with low miles 54,880 Interior is in very good condition, all chromes are very presentable . A Complete well sorted out Alfa Romeo Paint is Fantastic - entire outer body was sanded to bare metal and painted with several layers of paint and coat to Original Factory color, at a cost of aprox $4,000. In December 2013 Inspections are welcome please email for any other questions and good luck on bidding . Low reserve for this magnificent car . I can help assist on shipping anywhere at the cost of Buyers . Sold as is no warranty express or implied . Upon winning bid buyer to deposit $800. To sellers account or PayPal within 24 hours . Balance can be wired or arranged mutually . Good luck on bidding!!! |
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