1960 Alfa Romeo Giulietta Spider Veloce on 2040-cars
Desmet, Idaho, United States
Newly restored 1960 Spider Veloce
VIN AR 1495 F 07553
Motor AR 1315 31847
DCO3 Carbs
Engine, transmission, carbs, generator, regulator and rear end professionally rebuilt
Original 4 speed gear box
Repainted in Single stage Graphite Gray color (original color)
Taken down to bare metal
All new correct hoses
Rebuilt Magnetti Marelli Generator
All new cables
Correct Cavis fuel lines
All original fasteners re-plated
Brake shoes custom manufactured and matched to drums by Brake Materials & Parts Inc.
All new triple plate chrome
All new Cicognani rubber
New Robins top
New Elvezio interior (original color)
Rebuilt steering box
Suspension parts powder coated
All new Koni Shocks and Classic Alfa Springs
New Cloth wiring harness by Auto Italia Sportiva
New RML Ignition
Gauges restored with new faces
New Vredistein Classic tires
Water pump rebuilt
New thermostat
Wheels powder coated
New brake lines
Heater rebuilt
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