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Alfa Romeo Giulietta Spider Veloce 1959 Project - Rebuilt Correct Veloce Motor on 2040-cars

US $45,000.00
Year:1959 Mileage:1
Location:

Mill Valley, California, United States

Mill Valley, California, United States
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For Sale 1959 Alfa Romeo Giulietta Veloce Spider -750F Project

SEE all pictures of what you get at  bridgewaymotors   dot com click on For Sale and click on the 59 Veloce

Chassis Certified by Marco Fazio (see below) as a Veloce, originally Red, manufactured on 2-16-1959 and sold to Hoffman Motor Cars on 3-3-1959

For sale is a project car that I don’t have the time to finish. I bought it a few years ago and assembled additional parts so that it is close to having all the parts, some in restored condition, some in usable unrestored condition and the balance in restorable condition. Needless to say the value of these cars continue to rise with correctly restored cars listed in the $140,000 range with many believing that prices are still on the rise.

PLEASE NOTE: WHAT COMES WITH THIS CAR IS PICTURED ON  BRIDGEWAYMOTORS dot COM / FORSALE. PLEASE ONLY ASSUME IF IT’S IN THE PICTURE THAT IT COMES WITH THE CAR. HOWEVER…I DO HAVE OTHER PARTS THAT WILL GO WITH IT THAT MIGHT NOT BE IN THESE PICS SO PLEASE ASK IF YOU SEE SOMETHING MISSING.

PEASE NOTE: SOME OF THE PICTURES SHOW THE CAR PARTIALLY ASSEMBLED – IT IS CURRENTLY NOT ASSEMBLED-SEE THOSE PICS

Rebuilt and Resealed Veloce Motor Ready to go!

The motor is correct with a block number of AR1315 -32326 for the 1959 Veloce Spider Series F. These previous owner states that the motor was rebuilt in 1994 by Dan Marvin/Jon Norman shop although there is no paperwork for that. Recently (May 2014) then engine was taken apart to inspect that the storage had not deteriorate any parts, to be able to photograph and to reseal EVERYTHING. This motor is a complete rebuild and reseal and is ready to drop in and go. Comes with the amazingly hard to find DCO3 weber sand cast Veloce carbs.

Body and Body Parts

The body and parts have been disassembled in preparation for the needed body work. The body has rust in many spots as you can see and while the floors look like they might be okay they need to be inspected after the body is blasted clean. There is front damage and I have another Veloce clip that goes with it, see pics. The wheel wells were cut but I have the replacement metal, the trunk and rockers need new metal. There are many pictures, please review carefully.

Trim and Interior

I have many of the parts including many hard to find parts such as the correct seats, seat rails, restored Veloce tac, stainless trim, steering wheel, steering wheel insert, new radio blanking plate and much more…please see pictures.

 

Please email with any questions: michael@dcspg.com

Make offer – ready for sale

Will assist in shipping needs

 

Certification Email:

Dear Mister Vogel, with reference to your request we are informing you as follows.

According to our documentation files, the chassis number AR 1495.05991 originally corresponds to an Alfa Romeo Giulietta Spider Veloce, manufactured on the 16th February 1959 and sold on the 3rd March 1959 to Hoffman Motor Car Co., New York, U.S.A.

The body colour is red. Yours, Sincerely,

     

          Marco Fazio

                                                                                                                                                          

 Tel. +39 02 444 29 115

 Mob +39 334 62 95 381

 Fax +39 02 444 28 152

 marco.fazio@alfaromeo.com

 

 Automobilismo Storico Alfa Romeo

 Centro Direzionale

 Viale Alfa Romeo

 20020 Arese (MI) Italy

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