1991 Alfa Romeo Spider Veloce One Owner Car Runs & Drives Well Good Top on 2040-cars
Pompano Beach, Florida, United States
This is a 1991 Alfa Romeo SPIDER VELOCE. It runs and drives and stops. Shifts smoothly. I purchased the car from the original owner and made a few necessary repairs to make it run properly. It is Black with Tan interior. The seats may have been re-upholstered at some point in the past. It has a good black cloth top and original tan top boot for it. It has the original "Phone Dial" alloy wheels. The original folder with manuals and original window sticker are present along with the factory supplied tool kit (screwdriver is missing). The black paint is oxidized. There is a tan pin strip at upper belt line. The car has rust in several areas, most shown in photos. There is rust at front bumper mounts, driver's floor, passenger rocker, some on driver's rocker, the spare tire well and area to the right of left taillight. The car is located in Pompano Beach, Florida and you are welcome to stop by and check it out and drive it. Call Eddie at Stephens Alfa 954-946-5005 for more details.
Buyer must arrange for pick up, but we are willing to help load the car on to your chosen pick up. Thank you for looking. |
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