Alfa Romeo Duetto 1750 Osso Di Seppia 1969 Pininfarina Great Condtion Must See!! on 2040-cars
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1969 ALFA ROMEO 1750 DUETTO " OSSO DI SEPPIA " "PININFARINA" GREAT CAR ! 80,000 ORIGINAL MILES! ORIGINAL ENGINE 1750 c.c. NEVER CHANGED NOR REBUILT ENGINE RUNNING NICE AND SMOOTH, NO LEAKS NOR EMISSION OF ANY KIND TRASMISION PERFECT WORKING CONDITION CLUTCH NOT A SINGLE ISSUE SHIFTING BRAKE PERFECT WORKING CONDITION NEEDS SOME LOVING: RADIO NOT WORKING RPM GAUGE NEEDS ADJUSTING RIMS THEY LOOK THE SAME BUT THE TWO ON FRONT AND THE TWO ON BACK ARE NOT A PERFECT MATCH,THERE ARE TWO SETS OF RIMS WINDSHIELD HAS A LITTLE CRACK ON TOP, BOTH SIDES, SEE PICTURES TOP RUBBERS NEED TO BE REMPLACED SIDE MARKER DRIVER SIDE, BACK SIDE MARKER IS MISSING |
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