1986 Alfa Romeo Quadrifoglio Spider on 2040-cars
Baldwin, New York, United States
Engine:2.0Ltr
Body Type:Convertible
Vehicle Title:Clear
Exterior Color: Silver
Make: Alfa Romeo
Interior Color: Gray
Model: Spider
Number of Cylinders: 4
Trim: Quadrifoglio
Drive Type: rear wheel drive
Mileage: 116,381
Warranty: Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
Sub Model: Quadrifoglio
1986 Alfa Romeo Quadrifoglio Spider VIN# ZARBA5416G1040180 Silver/Gray. This is the premium edition Quadrifoglio Spider that Alfa Romeo introduced to the US market in 1986. These were the most desirable of all the Spiders at the time. The Quads featured a new Front air dam, ground effects side skirts, a new rear spoiler, factory hardtop, new Alloy wheels plus a unique Quadrifoglio interior and more.... They came loaded from the factory.
The Quad we have on offer was just purchased by us this week. It's in good condition overall and we're looking to sell it now at a low price before we start doing any of the refurbishments it needs. Again, overall it's nice. The engine (ie., smooth, powerful, dry and no smoke nor noises...) and transmission (ie., synchro's, clutch etc .....all excellent) runs great. The body's clean and straight plus the paint is good too. Plus the fabric soft top was replaced about 5 years ago and is in excellent condition and the fit is perfect.
On the down side, the leather seats are shot and the skins need replacing. They had seat covers on them but we took them off. The belt is also off the A/C compressor ,so the A/C doesn't work. Other than those issues the car is in good condition overall. The car was also repainted about 10 years ago and still shows well.
It's a good entry level spider and not too expensive. Once we fix the A/C, replace the leather seat skins and detail the car, we'll be raising the price by a couple thousand dollars. So if you wanted to buy the car cheap now and either do this stuff yourself (at your leisure) or use it as is (we'll throw in the seat covers), this is the time. The cars currently at the Alfa Auto Clinic in Baldwin NY at 526 Merrick Rd in case you want to check it out yourself or have them go over the car for you they can. We'll leave it there for the duration of the auction and then we'll be brining the car up to our dealership (Forza) in Connecticut. We had the Alfa Auto Clinic checkout the car for us before we bought it and it's actually really nice (except for the seats) for a Alfa with 116k miles. You won't be disappointed.
You can call the Alfa Auto Clinic directly if you want them to checkout the car for you at 1-516-623-0199 or you can call me (Michael Cannillo) on my cell phone at 1-917-620-8158 or Peter in the office at 1-860-350-1140. Thanks for your interest.
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