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I agree with everything 180out has said. I would add that 105's, like most classic cars are not a good financial proposition if you plan to drive them. Unless you are very lucky the ammount you spend on parts and servicing will likely exceed any value the car will accumulate. Even if you don't drive it much the risk of rust and other nasties popping up would be higher than most investors would tolerate. I would also advise you to invest in the stock market if you want to make money. In my mind classic car prices tend to loosely follow the stock market anyway, so if car values rose drastically you'd probably looking at a good return on some shares anyway. Just an opinion though.
How about investing in a company that does Alfa spare parts? There will always be a good demand for those!
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