1987 Alfa Romeo Spider Graduate Convertible 2-door 2.0l on 2040-cars
Attleboro, Massachusetts, United States
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This is a 1987 Alfa Romeo, graduate, spider, with 33K miles, manual transmission, red exterior and tan interior both the exterior and the interior are super clean. The car should be considered a condition one car meaning it can hit the lawn at a concours event. The car has documentation on it since new and its previous owners, car comes with a stack of service records. Car will be sold with an extra set of wheels and its original speedometer, the replaced speedometer states 51,246 miles, BUT I have the original speedometer from the car and the paper work from the service showing its true mileage being 33,000 miles, I will provide plenty of evidence. This car is FLAWLESS, do not miss out on this car, before summer. I am also selling a few BMW m3's so please contact me at any time for more information, ALSO, I welcome and encourage you to come to my shop and inspect the car, I can put it on the lift or you can pay for a pre purchase inspection, how ever you feel comfortable, this is a "no story", super clean, well maintained classic car and will be sold at a respectable price.
Please call 617 981 1908, for an appointment to inspect the car or any questions in general, I also have a few stripped down Alfa shells, motors, parts ETC. Thanks and good luck bidding, Blue And White Motors 1815 County St. Attleboro, Mass |
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