1990 Alfa Spider Quadrifoglio, Had For 10 Years And Want A Truck , Retiring, on 2040-cars
Petersburg, Virginia, United States
This car has been a daily driver, oil changed and fluid levels checked and changed regularly, but now I plan to retire in December and need a truck that runs, like I said this car ran like a beast until about 2 days ago and then it came a popping noise at times and the check engine light would blink on, so I drove it back home and took the Harley to work, As I remember it, just to have the window roll up I had to take it to sports car workshop in Richmond and that was 700 dollars, I thought I would die, As I am retiring soon, I really need a 1/2 ton pickup or something that is dependable, I am too old to be clowning around with this car now because I do not know the wiring and I do not want to mess with it now that my time has come to need a truck. If you like what you see and then have a running 1/2 ton or something of the sort that I can drive preferably an older model Chevy El Camino or rancher o or pickup, I would work out a deal because I have quite a few brand new parts from this car, the hardtop is good. I took it off ten years ago and it has sat. Look at the pics and I will answer any questions. This car ran like a acalded dog for me for a long time and I hate to part with it but I need a truck now
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