1966 Alfa Romeo Gtv on 2040-cars
Maricopa, California, United States
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I am regretfully selling my 1966 Alfa Romeo Giulia Sprint GT (GTA) Stepnose coupe. A great running and driving car
with smooth 5 speed ( no syncro issues) shifting trans . Smooth original 1600 cc engine with twin Weber Carbs; all
stock and unmolested but rebuilt . Originally Alfa Red and black interior documented by Marco Fazio at Alfa Centro
Documentazione . Originally built 18th April 1966 and first delivered to Frankfurt Germany. Soon brought to the US
and it resided in Texas since the late 70s. Restored long ago with what appears to be one repaint over original. No
rust on the body or frame found. Spare tire well had some rusted pin holes where the tire rubbed the paint so that
was repaired and welded with new steel and repainted. The gas tank flange around the fuel tank has some rust so
that will need addressing at some point. The interior appears almost new with black vinyl and incorrect carpet.
Five original Forget wheels; correct and hard to find as well. Other than that a very solid well preserved highly
desirable early GTV. I know of two similar cars selling after restoration in the low $100K range and these are
wonderful driving cars with stunning coachwork designed by Giorgetto Giugiaro in 1963 while working at Bertone
1963-66. This is a great running and driving Alfa that can be worked on as you desire to improve various cosmetic
improvements and still enjoy driving it while it appreciates in value. I have way too many projects right now and
have always loved the GTV and couldn't resist this one when it was offered to me.
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