1991 Alfa Romeo Spider Convertible (pininfarina) on 2040-cars
Los Angeles, California, United States
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Beautiful, cherry red 1991 Alfa Romeo Spider convertible. Classic Italian sports car designed by Pininfarina, as marked on silver plates on the car body. Drives well and looks great--gets lots of envious looks and comments! Perfect for special nights out, weekend getaways, or as a daily driver. I used it as my daily driver for 6 months until I bought my dream car. With just a little TLC, this car could be mint!
Following is all the information I have on the car--both good and the signs of age/quirks of an Alfa: -64,XXX original miles -Original floor mats, owners manual, took kit, and key rings -Spare tire included -Two sets of keys -Bra cover included -Accurate, functional odometer -Rare automatic transmission -Passes CA smog test -Paint in good condition, some door dings -Lights, turn signals, and windshield wipers work -Speedometer reads accurately after 18 miles per hour -Original soft top exterior in good condition, but tear in rear window and interior shows age -Heater and fan work, but the a/c does not -Driver side window does not roll down. The electrical works, so it likely just needs to be reset on the track -Tear in driver side seat bottom -Tape deck with iPod adapter -Side mirrors adjust automatically only up and down, must be manually adjusted left and right -Parking brake light stays on -Has a hard idle if stopped for extended periods. I believe the idle motor just needs to be adjusted. -Brakes need a little extra time, and will eventually need work. I've never had a problem stopping. -Recently started leaking a small amount of oil. -Serviced for at least last two years at Alfa Milano in Los Angeles All of these problems existed when I bought the car in February. This is my third vehicle, and I need to downsize. |
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