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1957 Alfa Romeo Giulietta Spider on 2040-cars
US $72,500.00
Year:1957
Mileage:67459
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1957 Alfa Romeo Giulietta Spider
Chassis # 1495-01705 Engine # 1315-44178 The Alfa
Romeo Giulietta Spider was the first post WWII massed produced convertible by
the famed Italian automobile manufacture.
The task to design these first production convertible was given to the
world renowned coachwork house of Pinin Farina, whose iconic designs have
graced us for more than 80 years, and these youthful little pretty cars
certainly fall into that iconic category. This 1957
Alfa Romeo Giulietta Spider has been owned by the same family from new and is
almost entirely all original. Bought new
at Turner Motors in Sacramento California in October 21, 1957, as per the
original sale invoice, this car has spent its entire life in northern
California. With less
than 67,500 original (documented miles) the car comes with a file folder full
of records showing the mileage and maintenance of the car throughout its entire
life. The car is still
cloaked in its original red paint that shows very well, and the black and red
interior is in equally nice condition, both presenting very well. The bright work and exterior show signs of
wear and use as this car was a daily driver early in its life. The car has a newer top that was installed about
twenty years ago. At some point the
original engine block was damaged and a complete engine rebuild was done using
an original 1958 block. Since its
rebuild sometime in the mid 1980’s the car has traveled less than 3500 miles. Also accompanying the car is the original
jack, canvas tool roll and operation and maintenance manual. The car was
just recently re-commissioned after sitting a number years, and now is in very
good running and driving condition. This
possibly could be one of the most original one family owned Giulietta spiders
for sale today. Vehicle is being sold as-is where-is. |
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