Excellent Condition 1986 Alfa Romeo Spider Veloce From California - Beautiful! on 2040-cars
Studio City, California, United States
Great condition 1986 Alfa Romeo Spider Veloce convertible! It is beautiful, a Pininfarina design!
I bought this car in 1998 from San Francisco Alfa Center and have only used it on occasion as a weekend car in Los Angeles. It has an excellent engine and runs great! It has normal signs of wear and tear for its age, such as paint chips and seat wear and the dash has two cracks (see photos for details, I photographed all the flaws), but overall it's in great condition and is a very fun car to drive!! I'm sad to sell it but I no longer have a garage to store it in and I don't want to keep it outdoors. I am hoping it finds a good home as this car has given me many years of joy and adventure so I've loved it! |
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