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1972 Alfa Romeo Gtv on 2040-cars

US $23,750.00
Year:1972 Mileage:95863
Location:

Gervais, Oregon, United States

Gervais, Oregon, United States
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This car is beautiful and drives great, right NOW. It is NOT perfect so let's get that out of the way now. It has an Oregon branded title. The branded title is the results of body damage at a time when the value of GTVs were low, The cost of repair exceeded the cars value at the time of damage. This was the fate of many Alfas just 10 to 15 years ago. The owner at the time took what the insurance company paid and his own money and had the car repaired properly. As near as I can tell the nose and part of  the right front fender were replaced. There is evidence of floor repairs and currently the floors are without rust. The overall condition of the body of the car is near perfect with some small surface rust bubbles near the right rear window just below the pillar badge. There is a windshield scratch on the passengers side that can be polished out. The side marker lights and bumper uprights have been remove for better cosmetics. There is a small area, about an inch, on the top of the rear seat that needs repair. Other than this the car is ready to drive now. Get in, start it and drive away.

Current top price for a perfect GTV is $35,000. This in not a perfect car but looks and drives like one. You can own it for far less than $35,000 and drive it the day it arrives at your house. You will of course have responsibility for transportation.

This car is has red performance springs and Koni shocks on all four corners.

The following work was completed on Tuesday January 28, 2014, where parts were replaced they were replaced with NEW parts: Replace  clutch slave cylinder and hose, replace fuel tank filter, replace all fuel hoses, replace fuel pump, replace battery, replace points..spark plugs..distributor cap..distributor rotor..condenser, coolant bleeder, anti-freeze, gear oil trans and diff, brake fluid, clutch fluid, replace (used) 1-4 exhaust manifold, engine oil and filter.

The following services were performed: Replace radiator filler flange and service radiator, rebuild wiper motor and wiper mechanism, Replace main wire on Alternator, repair backup light and left rear tail lights.

replace old tires with 4 NEW TIRES!

I did not mention the Transmission because there is nothing to say except that it is smooth as glass.

I would buy this car myself (I'm selling this car for a friend who is eBay challenged) but I already have 4 GTVs and one is burgundy.

All recent work was performed by Veloce Motors in Oregon by a 1973 factory trained  certified Alfa mechanic.

Please read the description before asking questions. This is an auction and WILL take place on eBay and not on the phone. I will be glad to talk to the winner on the phone at the end of the Auction.


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