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1987 Alfa Romeo Graduate 53k Miles - 3rd Owner Good Condition Original Paint on 2040-cars

US $8,900.00
Year:1987 Mileage:53940
Location:

Bay Shore, New York, United States

Bay Shore, New York, United States
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1987 ALFA ROMEO GRADUATE FOR SALE

BY 3rd OWNER - NICE CLEAN 27 YEAR OLD CAR !!!


I BOUGHT THE ALFA FROM THE 3rd OWNER

In September of 2012 WITH the intent to enjoy the car.

Have been busy and have too many toys so...

Decided to sell the car to make room for other toys...

No Warranty - sold as is !

When I bought it the seller told me it was stored for many years.

Car drives nice for a 27 year old car.

No Rust.

Shifting Gears is OK if you take your time.

In my opinion the car needs shocks.

New Tires.

Just had the Alfa inspected - PASSED !
(in New York it is mandatory to have a state inspection)

There is a tear in the Driver's Seat and
cigarette burns on Passenger's Seat

Radio is "drifting"

I do have a factory antenna that is included with this purchase.

See the pictures - this Alfa was just detailed.

I would say the car is a 6 or 7

Again - NO RUST !

Willing to assist with delivery of the Alfa - call me to discuss.

Clear New York State Title.

SEE MY FEEDBACK - 100% Positive.
I tried to describe the Alfa as best I can -
Please remember it is a 27 year old car
and it is not perfect or showroom condition.


If you have any questions, feel free to call me:
Ron 516.621.6799

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