1965 Alfa Romeo 2600 Spider 2.6l on 2040-cars
Burlington, Ontario, Canada
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1965 Alfa Romeo 2600 Spider Original Red California car-mostly complete-with most of a parts car (white car-now chopped up) After media blasting the red car, it was clear the car needs a lot of metal work - too much for me! My loss is your gain! Please check out the links to over 100 pictures. The pictures of the red car were taken before and as it was disassembled. It is now media blasted and in gray primer. The pictures of the white car are the parts car before it was chopped up. Wherever you see white parts (eg. dash with steering wheel and gauges, doors, bonnet and boot lid) those are what is left of the parts car 2 complete engines (disassembled and cleaned, ready for reassembly), all glass, extra set of vent windows, duplicates of most trim 8 wheels, extra set of doors, extra bonnet and boot lid, spare nose panel (rusty), 2 complete convertible top frames, extra set of gauges Original jack no tools - see my other lsitings check out more pictures at my links: "before pics": http://s1335.photobucket.com/user/CanuckTRman/slideshow/1965%20Alfa%20Romeo%202600%20Spider "after blasting": http://s1335.photobucket.com/user/CanuckTRman/slideshow/1965%20Alfa%20Romeo%202600%20Spider/After%20blasting white parts car: http://s1335.photobucket.com/user/CanuckTRman/slideshow/1965%20Alfa%20Romeo%202600%20Spider/Alfa%20Parts%20Car On Feb-22-14 at 18:13:29 PST, seller added the following information: 1965 Alfa Romeo 2600 Spider Original Red California car-mostly complete-with most of a parts car (white car-now chopped up) After media blasting the red car, it was clear the car needs a lot of metal work - too much for me! My loss is your gain! Please check out the links to over 100 pictures. The pictures of the red car were taken before and as it was disassembled. It is now media blasted and in gray primer and sitting on a skid. It is no longer a "roller" . This is a serious project for a true enthusiast. The pictures of the white car are the parts car before it was chopped up. Wherever you see white parts (eg. dash with steering wheel and gauges, doors, bonnet and boot lid) those are what is left of the parts car 2 complete engines (disassembled and cleaned, ready for reassembly), all glass, extra set of vent windows, duplicates of most trim 8 wheels, extra set of doors, extra bonnet and boot lid, spare nose panel (rusty), 2 complete convertible top frames, extra set of gauges Original jack no tools - see my other lsitings check out more pictures at my links: "before pics": http://s1335.photobucket.com/user/CanuckTRman/slideshow/1965%20Alfa%20Romeo%202600%20Spider "after blasting": http://s1335.photobucket.com/user/CanuckTRman/slideshow/1965%20Alfa%20Romeo%202600%20Spider/After%20blasting white parts car: http://s1335.photobucket.com/user/CanuckTRman/slideshow/1965%20Alfa%20Romeo%202600%20Spider/Alfa%20Parts%20Car I can assist with loading or shipping as necessary. It would be best if someone could come and take it all away, but I do have a contact in the mvoing business who can likely fill a truck and ship it anywhere in North America. |
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