1975 Alfa Romeo Alfetta Sport Sedan 55,110 Original Miles on 2040-cars
Hinckley, Ohio, United States
1975 Alfa Romeo Alfetta Sport Sedan 55110 original miles in orginal condition. This vehicle runs and drives but is not roadworthy due to brake rotors are rusted and the tailpipe needs to be installed. I installed a new clutch over the summer and drove it around the block without any issues. The car is an easy restoration project or drive as is. These car had some real rust issues however this one has only rust on both front door corners and both quarters. When i put the new clutch in it I got a closeup view of the bottom and it is perfect even all the bolts came loose without any problems. No rust in trunk and engine compartment!!!!! The interior of this car is mint except for a few small cracks in the dash. It has the original radio and everything works. These cars are harder and harder to come by especially in this original unmolested condition. Just in case you didn't know these cars were way ahead of their time 2.0l fuel injected dual overhead cam aluminum engine with a five speed manual transmission mounted over the rear axle for weight distribution, and four wheel disc brakes. All together a blast to drive!!!!! Please call with any questions 330-612-2935 I will accomodate any shipping arrangement within reason. Vehicle is located in Cleveland Ohio 44233
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