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Year:1969 Mileage:61950
Location:

Montreal QC, Canada

Montreal QC, Canada
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 Please calculate shipping before bidding, the car dose not have holes solid floor, You are welcome to inspect the car DURING the auction , spent lots $$$ money on this car  !!!  Alfa Romeo Duetto Spider Round Tail black , (original color grey) with red interior , 1969 registered as 1970 ,American version. History: I have a  Missouri motor vehicle inspection approval certificate July 1993, 2002 the car was sold to a gentleman in Maryland who kept the car till 2010 the car was sold to Ocean Drive Motors in Toronto Ontario I purchased the car from them in 2012 the Duetto had some rust on the wheel panels that was replaced with original European Alfa panels , The ROUND TAIL  has matching numbers 4 cylinder no oil  leek, 5 speed, good transmission, aluminum mags,lot of spear parts in the trunk, Strong engine 1750, no smoke ,Clean Title, NO ACCIDENT,  I can assist overseas transport , To cross the car back to USA is simple all you need is a good custom broker which I can provide you with,  (my zip code is: H4N2V4).   !:)  ( I am helping a friend to sell this car)  Good Luck 
New fuel pump,New steering box, New paint ,New top ,New dash ,New gas hose ,New Wiper switch, No tears on the seats ,New both windows mechanism
 
Carlo 514/824-7717 
GOOD LUCK

 




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