94 Alfa Romeo 164 Ls With New Engine And Many Extras (no Reserve) on 2040-cars
Lemont, Illinois, United States
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I have had this car for a little over 5 years. As the second owner I purchased it with only 15k miles and have taken great care of it. For me it was my 3rd 164 which is why I have so many spare parts etc.
The reason for the rebuilt engine goes back to about 50k miles where I took it to a reputable shop when the A/C compressor failed. During the replacement of the compressor (Factory Parts) I had the timing belt, and water pump replaces as preventative maintenance. The car ran splendidly afterwords until one day a bolt on one of the idler pulley broke causing the engine to fail. Being of the mind that the car was worth the money I had the engine removed and rebuilt with all new factory parts throughout. While the engine was removed I replaced all the old rubber parts in the front end and the car now drives smooth as silk. Please ask any questions. With a larger family I have to many bodies and too few hours to enjoy this fine car. My staring price is what I paid in parts and labor to get the engine rebuilt. I realize that the center console was removed at the time I took the picture of the drivers seat. I had removed it to replace lights. It has been reinstalled. Please email any questions. |
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