1973 Alfa Romeo 2000 Spider Veloce on 2040-cars
Reseda, California, United States
1973 ALFA ROMEO 2000 SPIDER VELOCE
STARTED THIS PROJECT OVER 4 YEARS AGO NEVER FINISHED!
HAVE MOST PARTS BUT SOME PARTS ARE MISSING, TAILLIGHTS & MISC
HAVE DOOR PANELS THEY NEED WORK
HAVE BUMPERS
THIS VEHICLE IS SOLD AS IS, NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY MISSING PARTS ETC
CAR RUNS & DRIVES
NEEDS PAINT AND LIGHT BODY REPAIRS
ALL ORIGINAL PARTS I WILL SELL WITH UNINSTALLED PARTS (SEE PHOTOS) BUMPERS/ LIGHTS/GRILL/DOOR PANELS & MORE
SOME PARTS ARE LOST REAR LAMP & MISC PARTS
THIS CAR HAS A GOOD MARKET VALUE PER NADA AVERAGE RETAIL VALUE $17400.00 GREAT INVESTMENT!
PRIVATE SELLER
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