1986 Alfa Romeo Spider on 2040-cars
Grand Rapids, Michigan, United States
1986 Alfa Romeo Spider. This a nice solid example in a good interior/exterior color combination. Fluids have been recently serviced including oil and filter, transmission gear lube, differential, and brake/clutch master fluid. Seats are in good shape with no rips or tears, door panels are in fair condition, carpet is in good condition. Paint is in good shape with the exception of a few small chips. There are a few areas of minor surface rust low on the rocker panels as pictured. Tires are good, may benefit from a balancing. Top and rear window are in good shape. The elusive right/left mirror switch is in place and functioning. New battery this spring. Factory radio will be connected before the end of the auction. Front end is tight no clunking. Clutch is in good shape with plenty of pedal travel upon disengagement. Air conditioning compressor works but system has been diagnosed with a restriction somewhere either condenser, evaporator or expansion valve. Car runs, drives, shifts and brakes very well. I have owned the car a little more than two years.Winner bidder will have a solid enjoyable car. K&N aftermarket air filter included but not installed, as well as other miscellaneous. spare parts.
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