Considering that I had to go to the bottom of FLa to fetch it, not so much a steal...car is green, interior is hard to determine. I have to check the #'s to ensure it is a 1750, as I have an inquiry from the bay area on the drivetrain. There is a serious story behind this car. I hope to write an article about it as soon as I get some more facts. This car is the rustiest Alfa I have had, but the drivetrain has been maintained and rebuilt and I have 200 reciepts. Mr. Montenegro was buying oil filters at Shankle 4 or 5 times a year at one point. The bottom of the car, rockers and lower apron are made of Budweiser cans. Mr Montenegro apparently was in the lumber/wood/woodworking business at some point, the dash top and veneer is really nice.
Photos here:
Guilia Super pictures by Bavman25 - Photobucket
I also have another super that I will get the vin on, it has been parted, mostly...I tried to sell it whole years ago but this one was not considered to be worth restoring back then....
It donated parts to Dana Loomis's cars among others.
Al Taylor