Romeo on ebay in LA

[Andrew]

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...144626245&rd=1

Not my car, but I'd love to have it.

Andrew

[Collivanfan]

Andrew,

This Romeo 2 was bought by an English Alfista, needed to fill a hole left after selling his Matta. Actually he has been looking for a van for some time...

Good to kinow that it is now in good hands & will be appreciated & enjoyed.

Maybe we should start a thread entitled Romeos & F12s for sale, in order to make future searches easier?

Regards,

Tony Stevens
England

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Originally Posted by Andrew http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...144626245&rd=1 Not my car, but I'd love to have it. Andrew

[Black and White]

Hello,
Welcome to me from AlfaBB!
The Romeo 2 is now mine and I am delighted to have it after a three year search for one.
We removed the engine and gearbox last week and in January it will start a full restoration to show standard.
Cannot decide on colour...... originally thought Alfa Red would be a good colour, but now thinking of baby / sky blue. Any thoughts from any one?
Have a look at :: Black and White Garage -- UK's Leading Alfa Romeo and Fiat Specialists :: and go to "Classic" and then "BWG Collection" to see pictures of the van.
Thanks, James.

[Il Vecchio]

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Originally Posted by Black and White Hello, Welcome to me from AlfaBB! The Romeo 2 is now mine and I am delighted to have it after a three year search for one. We removed the engine and gearbox last week and in January it will start a full restoration to show standard. Cannot decide on colour...... originally thought Alfa Red would be a good colour, but now thinking of baby / sky blue. Any thoughts from any one? Have a look at :: Black and White Garage -- UK's Leading Alfa Romeo and Fiat Specialists :: and go to "Classic" and then "BWG Collection" to see pictures of the van. Thanks, James.

[Black and White]

Thank you for your welcome!
I am going to get it hand sign written with our old company logo (we were an authorised Alfa Romeo dealership in the early 1980's) and the Alfa Romeo, Maserati and Fiat signs of the 60's.
I see you like your Giulia Super's. I am looking for a Giulia 1600 Super at the moment, must be in superb original or superbly restored condition in either white, sky blue or grey or metallic grey. Car must be from the 1960's not 70's. Good modifications are fine but it must have a good body with good paint.
Regards, James.

[dretceterini]

Good luck trying to find a properly restored Giulia Super for under $30,000US.

[Zunige]

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Originally Posted by Black and White ... I am looking for a Giulia 1600 Super at the moment, must be in superb original or superbly restored condition in either white, sky blue or grey or metallic grey. Car must be from the 1960's not 70's. Good modifications are fine but it must have a good body with good paint. Regards, James.

[Black and White]

Thanks Enrique,
I saw this car advertised a while ago. Absolutely perfect for me in every way..... except the price is crazy. I know Super values have gone up in the last few years but not to that level.
James.

[Zunige]

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Originally Posted by Black and White Thanks Enrique, I saw this car advertised a while ago. Absolutely perfect for me in every way..... except the price is crazy. I know Super values have gone up in the last few years but not to that level. James.

[lgbalfa]

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Originally Posted by Zunige Have a look: 1967 Alfa Romeo Super at Cars Dawydiak Best regards,

[101/105guy]

you could find another one like mine.
55k kms, all original, 9,000 euros.

And Dr., before you scoff at it again, I have seen several similar examples for sale in Europe in the past year.