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US $34,000.00

Year:1978 Mileage:8953 Color: Red /
Black

Location:

Transmission:Manual
Body Type:Convertible
Engine:2.0L
Vehicle Title:Clear
Fuel Type:Gasoline
For Sale By:Private Seller

Year: 1978
Number of Cylinders: 4
Make: Alfa Romeo
Model: Spider
Drive Type: RWD
Options: Cassette Player, Leather Seats, CD Player, Convertible
Mileage: 8,953
Exterior Color: Red
Interior Color: Black

Condition: UsedSeller Notes:"his Alfa Romeo Spider is a true gem and is in absolutely MINT condition throughout. It was purchased on California and completely stripped down. Entire car was rebuilt to specification using original Alfa Romeo parts by licensed Alfa Romeo technicians. The engine is an inline 4 cylinder with only 8953Kms – only driven in summer. Red exterior with black leather interior. This car has upgraded Momo rims and an upgraded Alpine Stereo system. Bumpers were also upgraded and original bumper are included as well. The vehicle was appraised at $35,000 (official documentation will be provided)."

This 1978 Alfa Romeo Spider was originally purchased in California over twenty years ago, 1990, and was meticulously restored to the pristine condition as seen in the pictures. The Spider was Alfa Yellow when purchased and was free from any rust. The Spider was restored from the ground up and the paint converted to the classic Alfa Red. Each part was completely taken apart and was either restored or replaced with original Alfa Parts. For example the stainless steel performance exhaust system was purchased in Italy and brought over as nothing suitable could be found in North America. The bumpers were converted to European Bumpers, but NA ones will also be provided if purchased. The interior was completely restored while preserving the interior components that were not blemished. The 2.0 Litre Engine was completely re-built by an Alfa Romeo technician and engine specialist. The original rims were changed for Momo 5 Star rims.

This Spider is unlike any other Spider out there, as you can see from the others listed here on ebay. You will not find a better Spider out there. The appraiser who came to see the vehicle said, and I quote, "I've never seen a vehicle this well done. Not even if it rolled off the production lot of Alfa Romeo, or any brand, would a vehicle look this good."

So if you are looking for an immaculate Spider, look no further as this car is worth every penny. You will never find a better Spider than this and you will not be disappointed when you sit behind the wheel and drive it.

Buyer to arrange for pick-up or delivery at their expense.

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