$21K for a Berlina????????????

[py105]

Youd think for that kind of money they could put the 1750 badge in the correct place.

Look at the masive lumps around the base of the speedo and tacho humps too. Engine bay looks grubby. I wouldnt pay 18K Euro for a nice paint job and some shiny brightwork.

[vangelislaz]

Damo, you are absolute right. This must be our issue. But I guess If someone willing to get the car, will ask further details, too.
As for the car Haig reposted, looks really great and stock. I told you before about Berlina's herritage in Europe, especially 2000. The car remembered as a top Alfa Romeo, luxurius and without main problems. And it was expensive, too. How someone can judge the price if the car is really original and in GREAT shape today? Who, the collectors? Also in Europe, coupes were always on the road and is so difficult to find a clear example today, unlike Berlinas.Perhaps the opposite found in USA. I can say something here, rising of the discussed issue between us: This might be a great moment for all spending time and money for restoring an Alfa Romeo, by seeing these prices on the net. Not because we will take their money back if we will sell our cars in the future, but just for the damned justice!At last, Alfa Romeo found it's right place on the market, too

[vangelislaz]

Py 105,
For some countries, rear badge (1750-2000) was placed there under the taillight, since the number plate was not the one like the usual square. I guess this owner, kept the badge as it was originally located when the car bought, but now placed a new squared frame for the plate. Didn't want to drill three new holes in the car.

[py105]

Don't get too excited vangelislaz.. just because someone is asking 17K euro for a car doesnt meant they'll get it and doesnt mean the market has really changed yet. Still, if they do....

I know of a nice 1750 red berlina you can have for 15K Euro!!

[vangelislaz]

No, my friend I'm not excited, ha ha. I use to be excited from other nice things
Nice Question, too! I'd be pleased to have a look at your offer, but I have already a nice one 2000 priced for 20.000euro
Best, Vangelis

[Giorgio68]

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Originally Posted by vangelislaz No, my friend I'm not excited, ha ha. I use to be excited from other nice things Nice Question, too! I'd be pleased to have a look at your offer, but I have already a nice one 2000 priced for 20.000euro Best, Vangelis

[Andrew]

Wow, that's interesting about Swiss cars. I had no idea.
Andrew

[Haig]

Giorgio...my friend....whats the status of your belina...have you decided on the paint...or...koko is doing something else..!

[Giorgio68]

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Originally Posted by Haig Giorgio...my friend....whats the status of your belina...have you decided on the paint...or...koko is doing something else..!

[alfagtv74]

asking price is very different from selling price... although it would take more than that to restore one.... Asking 30k for my Gtv! will i get it?

[101/105guy]

There are many VERY low mileage Alfas around. One '67 GTV here in the OC has 33k and is fabulous!

The '70 1600 S that came from Europe last year had 54,800 KMs and is an original one owner car.

[alfadreamer]

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Originally Posted by 101/105guy There are many VERY low mileage Alfas around. One '67 GTV here in the OC has 33k and is fabulous! The '70 1600 S that came from Europe last year had 54,800 KMs and is an original one owner car.

[101/105guy]

Just that someone doubted that a 35 year old car would have so low miles.
It's not impossible to find one.
And it's cheaper to pay top $ for a great unrestored car than building your own.
Randy

[Giorgio68]

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Originally Posted by 101/105guy Just that someone doubted that a 35 year old car would have so low miles. It's not impossible to find one. And it's cheaper to pay top $ for a great unrestored car than building your own. Randy

[6alfas]

The Berlina was a no sale, 0 bids.