Alfa Romeo: Spider Giulietta Spider (10103 Series) on 2040-cars
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This Alfa Romeo Giulietta Spider (10103 series) is a great opportunity for any auto Investor with the time and or money to finish its restoration. The Giulietta Spider has become increasing rare over the years and is now being offered over the Internet for as much as $170.000.00 +. After restoration, this Alfa will compare with others selling for $70k to over $90k depending on level of restoration. Interior was padded in preparation for carpet many years ago and should be replaced when new upholstery is done. Bucket seats and upgraded shoulder belt restraints are from a MGBGT vary nice condition. The seats are not original but way more comfortable and safer.
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