1958 Alfa Romeo Giulietta Spider 1.3l on 2040-cars
Englewood, Colorado, United States
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1958 Alfa Romeo Giulietta Spider Normale Engine: 1300CC Transmission: 4 Speed Original CA Black Plate Car Extremely Dry, Restoration Quality Car Engine# AR00102*27710 Chassis# AR1495*03851 True classics, Alfa Romeos have a reputation for being on nearly every automotive enthusiasts dream list. With Pininfarina design and proven racing heritage, Alfas of many models have been on the cutting edge of engineering for decades. A California Black Plate car, this car is currently a rolling chassis with engine and transmission. Just coming out of a long-time collection in California, this car is remarkably clean and dry with many original parts–including top bows (very hard to find). We are able to supply much of what you would need for a complete restoration (see list below and inquire about our selection of parts). This Giulietta has solid factory floors and a very straight and dry, original body. This car is a great starting point for a ground up Alfa restoration. And, with a solid chassis, what a great place to start from! An early Giulietta Spider; this is the one that started it all. The revolutionary twin-cam I-4 engine was capable of propelling these cars towards 100mph and the ingenuitive chassis design and excellent weight distribution made this a beautiful, inexpensive and thrilling vehicle to drive. The following is a list of missing parts: -Headlamps, buckets and front turn signal assemblies -Eyebrow, lower face trim, hood trim and side trim -Front bumpers and overriders -Windscreen, side posts and top trim as well as driver window (track and regulator are included) -Seats Classic Investments of Colorado specialises in the sale, service and complete in-house restoration of vintage European sports cars. For the fastest answers, more information or photos, contact Steve at 303.668.4555. Be sure to visit us on the web: classicinvest.com. Payment and shipping information: We can assist in transportation to any location. After winning the auction, please contact us within 24 hours to make payment arrangements and discuss shipping/transportation needs. Bank wire is our preferred payment, though other options can be discussed. Payment in full required within 7 days of auction close. See full information below. |
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