1958 Alfa Romeo 750 Giulietta Sprint Normale Project on 2040-cars
Dallas, Texas, United States
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1958 ALFA ROMEO GIULIETTA SPRINT NORMALE CHASSIS # AR1493.06248 MOTOR
#1315.05668 SHOWS 25K MILES. ORIGINAL COLOR WAS BEIGE. YOU WILL SEE PHOTOS OF
THE CAR WITH THE MOTOR OUT OF THE CAR. I HAVE HAD THE MOTOR AND TRANSMISSION
INSTALLED FOR SHIPPING.THE BODY HAS HAD THE RUST REPAIRED WITH CORRECT FACTORY
STYLE PANELS. THIS IS A PROJECT CAR. I DO NOT KNOW HOW COMPLETE IT IS. I DO KNOW
THAT THE BUMPERS AND ONE REAR SIDE GLASS IS MISSING. TEXAS TITLE.SOLD AS IS. VEHICLE AND TITLE RELEASED WHEN FUNDS CLEAR. I CAN HELP LOAD THE CAR ON THE BOTTOM LEVEL OF A TRANSPORT TRUCK ,OR ARRANGE TRANSPORT TO HOUSTON,TX FOR EXPORT. ALL PARTS ARE PACKED IN THE CAR. THE GLASS IS WRAPPED IN OLD CAR COVERS . I JUST TOOK THE TITLE TO THE TAX OFFICE TO PUT IN MY NAME, TO SEE OVER 50 PHOTOS, GO TO MY WEBSITE PETESCLASSICCARS COM . I EXPECT A PAYPAL DEPOSIT OF $1000 WITHIN 24 HOURS AND BALANCE OF PAYMENT IN 7 DAYS. IF I DO NOT RECEIVE THE DEPOSIT, AND UNLESS OTHER ARRANGEMENTS ARE WORKED OUT, I RESERVE THE RIGHT TO SELL THE CAR TO ANOTHER BUYER. FOR QUESTIONS, CONTACT PETER KRELL 469-569-0827 I DO NOT TEXT. THANKYOU. BE SURE TO LOOK AT ALL THE PHOTOS ON MY WEBSITE PETESCLASSICCARS COM I DO NOT KNOW IF THE MILEAGE SHOWN ON THE ODOMETER IS CORRECT.
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