on 2040-cars
Mississauga, ON, Canada
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Up for sale my 1998 Alfo Romeo GTV 3.0L V6 24V power windows, power locks, A/C, ABS, all books , one brand new original alfa romeo hood emblem, leather interior, (interior condition very close to brand new- no wear signs, no cracks on the seats, all in working condition, real racing rims (cost 2000Euro) good tires, open filter , Engine chip, Sparco steering wheel, good brakes, about 80% tires tread remain, no accident, no rust, no leaks no stories, in very good shape. Canadian ownership. The car is located in Mississauga Ontario, please email me and I will call you back ASAP. text any time. call after 8pm. (cant answer the phone darning the work hours.) 647 9995599 |
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