Rare 1995 Alfa Romeo 164 Ls....no Reserve on 2040-cars
Costa Mesa, California, United States
NO RESERVE......................................NO RESERVE........................................NO RESERVE..........................................NO RESERVE Relisted after receiving an accepted offer 3days ago and now buyer wants me to wait for 30 days for payment. Please be serious and have your funds ready before bidding and/or making an offer. I am moving soon and cant take that chance, hence the NO RESERVE AUCTION now. Last year for Alfa in the US. 24 Valve engine. Nice color combo. Clean car history. Clear title. Tons of paperwork and maintainance done. Here is some of the recent work done" Rear Springs 16 Inch wheels and brand new tires Timing Belt, Pulleys, All belts Water Pump Coolant Flush Brake Fluid Flush Power steering Flush AC Service (R134) New leather shift knob Tinted Rear Tail Lights Sony CD Radio, MB Quart Front speakers, HiFonics Rear's New Badges (front and back) Newer Headlights New Windshield New Battery New Rear Coil Packs New upper engine torque mount Bypass Hoses New Brake Hose to Master, Brake Compensator Valve New Fuel Line Hoses New high Pressure steering hose Rebuilt Starter Rebuilt Alternator Rebuilt PS pump New Front Right & Left Control Arms Complete with Ball joints 4 Wheel Alignment B&G Springs New Headliner Transmission Service Recent Smog Tinted Windows Auto Page 2 way Alarm Euro Side Repeaters As you can see lots of work was done and this is just the more recent. I have records dating back to year 2000. The car drives nice. Very strong. Pulls hard and shifts smooth. Handles great. Very Comfortable at speeds. I am selling it for financial reasons only. Hood, roof and trunk was painted using Plasti Dip which does not affect paint underneath ad can be removed very easily. Please bear in mind this is a 19 year old car so have realistic expectation. Car is sold with no implied or explicit Warranty. Shipping will be the responsibility of the buyer. Over 13K invested. The car will be sold. Good luck On Apr-06-14 at 20:40:58 PDT, seller added the following information: CLEAR TITLE......................CLEAR TITLE...................CLEAR TITLE |
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