1991 Alfa Romeo Spider Base Convertible 2-door 2.0l on 2040-cars
Corbin, Kentucky, United States
1991 AFLA ROMEO SPIDER
This car has really been taken care of and is in great condition. There are no apparent defects with this car and the interior is in good shape as well. The car is only showing 28,242 miles on it however the odometer does not work so the mileage is incorrect. The car runs good after it warms up but has been setting for a while and it takes it a while to warm up currently. I believe this is something that will change if it becomes a frequent weekend driver. This is the only Alfa in my neck of the woods that I have seen and hate to see it go but my collection is too big and having to downsize my lot. There is no rust on this car and is in great condition. it will truly make somebody a really nice car and collection piece as I imagine not many of these anywhere. The car comes with original operators manual and case that it came in from the dealer. Please feel free to ask any questions and if you would like to view it before bidding please let me know and we will arrange something. Thanks for looking.
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