1966 Alfa Romeo Duetto on 2040-cars
Liverpool, New York, United States
A 1966 Alfa Romeo Duetto up for auction. The car overall is in good condition. The 1.6 lt engine and transmission are in very good running condition. The clutch and flywheel were recently replaced. Side draft Dell' Orto carburetors need fine adjustment. The transmission shift very good, no grinding at all but clutch cable still need some adjustment. The body is straight, the rockers are solid without visible sign of rust. The bottom is in very good condition too. The car was sitting for about one year and the brakes do not work. It looks like the master cylinder have to be replaced. Tires, rims and spare tire are all in very good condition. The interior needs attention. The steering column cover is missing, some shifter cover components are missing too. The aftermarket dashboard cover is not glued to original and bubbled up. Front glass needs replacement. See pictures. Seats are in very good condition and all instrument cluster works fine. With a little effort you can make this Alfa Duetto very desirable. One of the first that were exported to the USA. My reserve is set low so you can own a model of the Alfa Romeo most desirable cars. Thank for watching and happy bidding. |
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