1974 Alfa Romeo Spider With 55k Original Miles, on 2040-cars
North Tonawanda, New York, United States
1974 Alfa Romeo spider. 2 litre DOHC, 5 speed, 4 wheel disc, etc. etc. Last year with the stainless steel bumpers and the 2 litre engine. Bumpers in good condition with no rot or dents. Engine runs strong. With twin Dal'Orto carb conversion. Runs good. Has: good top with clear window, solid floors, original rubber floor mats and interior areas, very nice wood shift knob. Runs good with a jump (needs battery). Needs: paint, door panels ( International $285), windshield ( ProSource Glass $99), sorting and details.
This is a good winter project, recent sale of a Series 2 spider exceeded $12,000 on eBay. Will assist in anyway with shipping. Have bill of sale from previous owner (Connecticut car has no title for 74 and older) |
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