Alfa Romeo Gtv Gtv on 2040-cars
Dumas, Texas, United States
Excellent condition 1974 Alfa Romeo GTV. The paint and interior was done by the previous owner and is in good shape. There is not door ding or problem with the paint that I can see. The interior seats looks brand new and are awesome looking with that red color. This should not be considered a fully restored car. The engine runs good but has not been completely overhauled (would say that the engine will need some work to make it as nice as the other parts of the car). I have been told the car has matching numbers but I have not confirmed. As you can see by the pictures the Alfa decals and appropriate markings are all on the car. It is very fun to drive and will make someone a great weekend vehicle. I purchased recently to help a friend out and really just do not need another car in the garage. Hate to see it go but also want someone to have some fun with it. I do not know much about the car other than how it looks. Thanks for looking and good luck bidding. Questions that I have been asked?1. Was the original color black? - I am not totally sure but there is no indication of any other color that I have found in the engine compartment, truck or wheel wells. I think it was black prior to painting. 2. Do you have other spare parts or materials? - No I do not. I have owned for only a short period of time and just trying to sell due to never really needing or desiring such a car. Great looking but not for me. I purchased due to a friend needing immediate money for a legal situation. Just trying to help him by purchasing the car from him. Now I am just trying to sell it to get my money back. Not trying to profit on the deal. 3. Can you give me pictures of the engine? - Now added to the pictures.4. Is there rust?- Not that I can see. Added pictures of the undercarriage. 5. Can I come see the car? - Sure.6. Things I have noticed - no radio, turn signal does not work, no fuel injection - Webber Carbs instead (per last owner), and no paint bubbles anywhere that I see. 7.
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Editors' Choice: Top Five 2015 Frankfurt Motor Show Debuts
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