1986 Alfa Romeo Spider Veloce Convertible 2-door 2.0l on 2040-cars
Rochester, New York, United States
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You are looking at a good complete parts car. This vehicle was purchased to restore, but when I saw the condition of the frame I quickly realized it would be best used as a parts car. This Alfa sat out in a field for many years and unfortunately took a toll on the frame. The frame is completely rusted through in some areas. In that case the car is being sold as is and as a parts car. The car also has no title, it was lost years ago. The previous owner told me it was a running vehicle approximately five years ago and that the mileage is accurate. This is all unconfirmed information and only going on the word of the previous owner. I have not taken the time myself to get it running. But going on observation only, the car has many many great parts to offer. For example, the wheels are in beautiful condition and worth $700.00 alone. If you have any questions about specific parts just send me a email. Some small bits here and there are missing. For someone with the skill to part this car, or someone who has the space to park it behind the barn and pick at it when you need it for your other Alfa this is your car. Payment requirements: I ask for $250.00 deposit at the end of the winning bid within 48 hours. Full payment is to be paid within 7 days, or prior to pick up. PAYPAL ONLY I will not deliver. Vehicle must be picked up within 2 weeks by the ending auction date. NO TITLE, PARTS CAR ONLY. THIS VEHICLE IS NOT SAFE TO DRIVE. |
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