1993 Alfa Romeo Spider Veloce Convertible 2.0l Hardtop Low Miles Trades on 2040-cars
Flanders, New Jersey, United States
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Very rare 1993 Alfa Romeo Veloce Spider with matching color hardtop. Car has only little over 48K miles. Car starts and runs well . I just had it repainted and detailed and it looks amazing! Title is clean and clear. No rust that I could see. Soft top in great shape. A lot of recent work done, including new tires, brakes, battery and alternator, rebuilt instrument cluster. Fluids were recently changed. Body and interior is in mint condition, as the pictures show. Dashboard is great, no cracks and hardly faded. Exterior is also in great condition. Some weather sills may need attention. Wheels are in good shape. Overall, this is a great little car, low miles, very appropriate for its age, and recent work done. Nice package with the hardtop. As a car collector, I always welcome interesting trades. Of course, it is a 20-year old Italian car, so there will be things that do not work. I cannot confirm that every little switch and function works. But it is common for such older exotic Italian cars. Thus, selling AS IS, no warranty. Buyers are encouraged to inspect the car in person.
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