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1988 Alfa Romeo Milano Verde Black/ Blk And Red Interior Must See! Socal on 2040-cars

US $12,995.00
Year:1988 Mileage:150938 Color: Modifications
Location:

Costa Mesa, California, United States

Costa Mesa, California, United States

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1988 Alfa Romeo 75 (Milano) Verde

150,938 Original Miles with No Accidents or Rust. Current Owner has Only Driven 22,883 Since Purchase on 12/31/1999. Clean Title. Clean CARFAX Report.

Only Three Owners Total.  Originally Sold in Southern California where it has Remained All of its Life. Always Garaged. Detailed Regularly.

CARFAX is Available.

3 Liter SOHC V-6 : New Timing Belt, Timing Belt Tensioner, Water Pump, Thermostat, Fan Belts, Gaskets, Seals, Bosch Fuel Injectors, Bosch Fuel Pump, Bosch Fuel Pressure Regulator, Filters (Fuel & K&N Oil), Silicone Hoses (Radiator, Heater, Fuel, & Vacuum), Autolite Spark Plugs, Magnacore Spark Plug Wires, and Mallory Ignition Coil. Remanufactured Alternator, Ignition Distributor, and Starter.

Engine received Reconditioned Heads, Honed Piston Liners, and New Hastings Rings at 143,000 Miles.

Engine just received a Complete Tune Up including a Valve Adjustment and all New Fluids.

5 Speed Transaxle : New Sachs Clutch Assembly, Clutch Shaft Bearings (Front & Rear), Input Shaft Bushing, Clutch Fork,  Clutch Fork Pivot, Clutch Slave Cylinder, Braided Stainless Steel Teflon Slave Cylinder Hose,  and Transaxle Mounts. Fresh Mobile One Synthetic Gear Oil with Limit Slip Additive.

Rebuilt Shift Linkage.

Newly Rebuilt and Balance Drive Shaft.

Independent suspension : Rebuilt Front suspension with New Torsion  Bars, Ball Joints, Tie Rods, Polyurethane Bushings, with Adjustable Shocks and Performance Sway Bar. Rebuilt De Dion Rear with OMP Coil Springs, Watts Link, SZ Spherical Bearing Kit, Polyurethane Bushings,  Adjustable Shocks and Performance Sway Bar. 

Power Rack & Pinion Steer : Remanufactured Steering Rack and Power steering Pump. New Hoses. Synthetic Power Steering Fluid.

Power Disc Brakes :Rebuilt and Painted Brembo Aluminum Front Calipers. Rebuilt and Painted ATE Rear Calipers. New R1 Concepts Premium  Cross Drilled Rotors (Front & Rear), Braided Stainless Steel Teflon Hoses, Porterfield Brake Pads Front and Rear, High Temp Brake Fluid, and New Master Cylinder.

Power Windows (Tinted), Door Locks (with Remote), Mirrors Antenna (New), and Sun Roof.

Air Conditioning : New Filter/Dryer, Aluminum Condenser and Hoses. Remanufactured Compressor.

AM/FM Stereo : New Kenwood System with Blue Tooth, CD Changer, and Satellite Radio. Four New Speakers plus Original Tweeters.

Self Dimming Rear View Mirror with Compass, Thermometer, and Map Lights.

Fog Lights : Front & Rear (Both New).

Window Defrosters ; Front & Rear.

Leather Interior ; New Custom Interior Featuring English Gray Leather with Red Stitching and Red Alcantara Inserts. Custom Momo Steering Wheel, Shift Knob, and Pedal Covers.  Custom  Red and Black Coco Mats. Upgraded Sound Insulation in Doors and Rear Panel.

Engine Modifications : Custom Cold Air Intake with Heat Shield, Ported Throttle Body with Machined Throttle Shaft, Long Tube Ceramic Coated Headers, Mallory Ignition Coil, Magnacore Spark Plug Wires, Remote K&N Oil Filter with Seatrab Oil Cooler, Ron Davis Custom Large Capacity Aluminum Radiator with Derale High CFM Fan, New Silicone Hoses (Radiator, Heater, & Vacuum), Moroso Oil Separator, Optima Battery, Ice Engine Coolant, and Liqui Moly 20W-50 Oil. The Cam Covers and Intake Upper Plenum were Custom Powder Coated as was the Oil Pan Guard.

Exhaust Modification :  New Mandrel Bent and Ceramic Coated Stainless Steel Featuring Magnaflow Catalytic Converter, Mandrel Bent Stainless Steel Tubing, and Stebro Rear Muffler.

Exterior Modifications : European Grill, Head lights with washers, Cornering Lights and Tail Lights. Custom Two Tone Paint and Badging. Custom 16 Inch Wheels with Dunlop Unidirectional Performance Tires.

Recent Extensive Dyno Tune and Smog Check.

This Vehicle is Mechanically Sound with Many Upgrades. It Has Never Been in an Accident but there are Minor Nicks and Scratches from Parking Lots Although None Since I Have Been the Owner.

Car comes with Original Exhaust Manifolds, Air Cleaner Assembly, Radiator Fan, Dashboard, Steering Wheel, and a Complete Extra Engine with Accessories.


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New pics from today (11/6/2013)! New MOMO Pedals installed!

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 MORE Engine pics as asked by eBay members:

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